One afternoon in Bangalore, three of us jumped into a Rickshaw and motored off to see the Maharaja’s Palace. For the first time in India, when we arrived we were puzzled because there were virtually no people there at all. We wondered if it was closed. There were signs of life near what appeared to be the entrance so we walked that direction and poked a head through the front door. The palace was indeed open and it wasn’t long before we found out why there weren’t many people there… the entrance fee was 350 Rupees. Now that translates to only about $8 USD, but for locals that’s a lot of money. Then when they saw our cameras they said we needed to buy a camera ticket too. The camera ticket turned out to be 500 Rupees! So for a total of just under $20 USD we had a wonderful afternoon wandering through the palace at our leisure taking as many photos as our hearts desired. I got my money’s worth.
Even the admission tickets were classy.
Below is a gallery of some of the images from our afternoon at the Palace of the Maharaja.
Strangely enough, Captain Photo has never been the captain of anything, except his golf team in high school. He was on a big boat once, a cuise ship, and was banned from the bridge while offering to help navigate after leaving the ship's nightclub at 3 AM.
What I, Captain Photo, can do for you is to help sail the stormy seas of HDR photography. It's treacherous out there. I've been shipwrecked more than once. (I wasn't Captain those times)
Read the blog and learn the easy and inexpensive process of making Perfect HDR photographs that beginners will love and will make your friends begin to reassess and elevate your worth! You'll quickly be sailing smooth and making amazing images!
~Captain Photo 
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