Posted by Sriram (Chennai, India) on 25 June 2007 in Architecture and Portfolio.
Egmore museum's front view! The title aptly chosen from Mani's Thiruda Thiruda Song "Chandralekha" composed gorgeously by A.R.Rahman wherein this piece of architecture was the backdrop for some phenomenal lighting translated sensationally into 70mm by another genius P.C.Sreeram!
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interesting shot of a very ornately decorated museum! curious as to what is shown inside...
25 Jun 2007 12:39am
A magnificent structure well captured here!
Sorry took me a while to return your comment - but will definitely make an effort to drop by every time I p-blog! Cheers...
25 Jun 2007 12:58am
Beautiful structure and the colors are magnificent.
25 Jun 2007 2:09am
Very nice capture of some nice architecture
25 Jun 2007 2:24am
Wonderful building and the colours and texture are top-notch!
25 Jun 2007 3:08am
Very good.
25 Jun 2007 10:18am
Wow! It has been a long time since I went to this place. Your snaps are making me want to visit it very soon :)
25 Jun 2007 11:21am
Ah i have seen this place. Very good architectural shot...
25 Jun 2007 12:00pm
Wow, this is a beautiful piece of architecture! Btw, thanks for coming by my photoblog! I really appreciate it :)
25 Jun 2007 2:42pm
Sriram, you have taken a nice picture! Where is this building, I missed to visit this one :-(
26 Jun 2007 8:06am
I especially like this artistic museum building in Chennai. Well Photographed.
27 Jun 2007 5:55am
Very impressive indeed! I will search for the names you mentioned. The thing I have with India is Sanskrit (my wife studies it), and the music: Ravi Shankar and the Bhagavad Gita, partly set to music by Vanraj Bhatia, even though I don't understand it (I read the translation when listening) it brings me into contact with the Supreme. The building also radiates this atmosphere: not harsh and stern, but friendly and harmonious, yet divine.
28 Jun 2007 6:13am
@Erik: Sanskrit is a very old language and very intersting and has a rich grammatical structure! Wonderful to here that your wife studies it. And even more nice to here that you read Bhagavad Gita and hear to Pandit Ravi Shankar and Vanraj Bhatia, exponents and Ravishankar a Genius in Indian classical music.
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