IN PICS: India from a traveller's lens

Our reader Maneesh Menon has shared some stunning pictures of India. You can share yours too at #India-Photos!

Often photographers focus on the obvious while taking pictures.

But Rediff reader Maneesh Menon has a knack for seeing the beauty in inanimate objects whenever he travels.

Wonder what we're talking about?

Take a look at these travel pics.

IMAGE: Colourful doors are synonymous with Pondicherry, aren't they!

IMAGE: It's chai time at Valparai.
Many know that this hill station in Coimbatore is famous for its climate and scenic views. But the best part of Valparai is the well-manicured tea and coffee gardens.

IMAGE: We have all seen this cliched shot of Taj Mahal in Agra. But scroll down to see how Maneesh shot it differently...

IMAGE: The Taj Mahal at Agra glistens in the sun at the end of a dark passage.

IMAGE: Who knows how many people have climbed these steps in a hotel in Agra?

IMAGE: The Qutab Minar shot from a different angle.

IMAGE: A pic of Qutab Minar with the ruins in the foreground.

IMAGE: The Lotus Temple in Delhi.

IMAGE: The sun sets on this statue in Shimla.

IMAGE: A silhouette of YS Parmar's statue in Shimla seen at sunset.

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Disclaimer: The photographs featured in this series are, to the best of our knowledge, original entries submitted by readers. Rediff.com does not assume any responsibility for their originality.

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