Humayun's Tomb

Glimpses of Delhi

Dec 5 • in.sight • 556 Views • No Comments

Even late at night, when the city is covered by a blanket of darkness, Delhi doesn’t cease to create awe. Whether it be a glimpse of the Qutub Minar in a distance or the comfort of seeing a band play in a small cafe, I thoroughly enjoyed my experience in the city. I have tried to capture a little bit of the monuments that Delhi is known for and otherwise, I have shared my experiences of the streets as a whole with you. One might childishly exclaim, “This city deserves to be the Capital of India!” but one would only be right. Across different times of the day, here’s a little bit of what I saw in this city that I have now come to love and cherish.

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About the Author:

Anurag Banerjee
When Anurag is drunk, he can’t differentiate between right and wrong, male and female, chair and table, truth and fable. He isn’t any better when he’s sober. However, he loves taking photographs of everything that surrounds him and tends to question his sexual orientation at numerous instances.

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