A tolerant Emperor... by KarmaSong
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is a collage and postwork based on two photos of mine, ( except the portrait of Akbar, played here by actor Hrithik Roshan, for the movie Jodhaa Akbar, which I copied from the internet) that I took in India before one of the side-doors to Mughal Emperor Akbar's tomb, built in 1605 and situated on the outskirts of Agra,India. Akbar the Great, was the Mughal emperor, who significantly influenced the course of Indian history. During his rule, the Mughal empire tripled in size and wealth. He created a powerful military system and instituted effective political and social reforms. By abolishing the sectarian tax on non-Muslims and appointing them to high civil and military posts, he was the first Mughal ruler to implement religious tolerance and win the trust and loyalty of the native subjects.
I was also fascinated by the serene silence of the place and experimented myself the amazing echoeing feature of these arches: if you whisper and speak very softly against the wall of an arch at one end of the archway, the sound is mysteriouly and clearly transmitted at the far end of the archway if someone sticks his ear against the wall without anyone walking nearby hearing anything !!! Just enthralling !
Please, zoom in for details !Thank you so much for your support on my former Indian picture, and have a nice week-end.
I was also fascinated by the serene silence of the place and experimented myself the amazing echoeing feature of these arches: if you whisper and speak very softly against the wall of an arch at one end of the archway, the sound is mysteriouly and clearly transmitted at the far end of the archway if someone sticks his ear against the wall without anyone walking nearby hearing anything !!! Just enthralling !
Please, zoom in for details !Thank you so much for your support on my former Indian picture, and have a nice week-end.
Comments (27)
Great image my friend.
This is BEAUTIFUL!
Excellent job on blending fx with your shots.
Beautiful !
C'est juste magnifique très cher Karma ! J'adore ton travail sur l'incrustation du personnage et de la deuxième photo. Merci de nous faire connaître ce grand personnage que je ne connaissais même pas. Il a l'air d'avoir fait de très grandes choses pour son pays et j'en suis très contente pour eux. À quand un homme éclairé en France? Du très grand art !
Très bel endroit à n'en pas douter et superbe montage pour retranscrire la majestuosité, c'est fascinant, excellent travail, Jean-Luc!
Le décor est superbe et offre une belle perspective, et tu as bien superposé les personnages, notamment ceux de la fresque en prière, magnifique image pleine de sérénité, Jean-Luc !
Beautiful photo manipulation. Well done.
Very beautiful composition !!
I've heard of places like this - no secrets here! great capture and information
Fantástica foto meu amigo ,bela arquitetura do arco parece que no final o arco vai ficando menor,o efeito do imperador ficou magnifico. Fabulosa narração queria ficar falando e ouvindo na parede do arco,parece divertido e mistico.
Magnificent work and information! Bravo!
Beautiful collage, looks great!
It is very nice!
A very clever and beautiful work. Interesting write up. Hugs for all day, DIDI. xx
a composition of mystic and beauty! I almost get a creepy feeling when I watch the fantastic architecture but walk down into the grave in my imagination! thx for the impressive info I didnt know 😃
Exquisitely made work, as well as a great description.
Absolutely fascinating image !!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic composition! :)
outstanding layering and collage
Excellent work Karma.
WOW Jean-Luc ... C'est tout simplement genial et merveilleusement bien fait... AWESOME image image mon ami !!!
beautiful
So wonderfully done,my friend,thanks for the info:)**********
Ton travail est superbe et c'est le moins que l'on puisse dire...ce que tu dis concernant la tolérance éveille en moins un écho tout frais puisque je reviens d'Andalousie. Quand on apprend comment on y vivait avant la Reconquête on se prend à rêver qu'il puisse encore en aller ainsi...
Beautiful Jean-Luc. Interesting historical information. Have you ever read anything by John Masters? He was an Indian-born British officer that served in India and became an author writing about the British role in the history of India after that country's independence.
Fantastic done.