Gopuram

by Tim Gainey

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Title

Gopuram

Artist

Tim Gainey

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Photograph - Photograph

Description

Gopuram at the entrance to Sathya Sai Baba ashram complex. Puttaparthi, Andhra Pradesh, India

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May 11th, 2016

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Comments (3)

Renu S

I know...even my mom and cousins have been amongst the lucky ones to have swami's darshan in dreams. Your gallery, especially the slice-of-life flavour you've captured of rural India is beautiful! The colours, the emotions and expression of the milieu you've covered is admirable! Namaste!:)

Tim Gainey replied:

🙏🕉🙏

Renu S

Familiar with Prashanthi Nilayam...my mom's a devotee

Tim Gainey replied:

Brilliant, weve have been since the 90s and swami visits in dreams often, to our utter delight 🙏

Renu S

Fabulous capture! The symmetry and geometry of the Gopuram with the figures and architectural embellishments is stunning!

Tim Gainey replied:

Thanks Renu 🙏. It is surely a very fine Gopuram fitting the entrance to the abode of Prasanthi Nilayam