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    People find weird ways to immortalize their love. While one king built one of the seven wonders in the world for his beloved, there are others who engrave their names on someone else's tomb. I was waiting with my camera in the desired settings and suddenly a man, appeared from nowhere, crossing the frame. Views[750] A worker taking an afternoon nap in the gallery of the tomb of seventh king. The persons's head was resting on a water bottle, I was wondering how people find their own ways to make themselves comfortable in any situation. Views[169] A group of young men playing soccer in the open area around one of the tombs. Views[169] Enter the mausoleum to find a replica of the tomb of Sultan Muhammed Quli Qutub Shah, the fourth king of Quli Qutub Shahi dynasty, built in 1602. I took a staircase which leads to the base structure supporting the mausoleum. Here, I bumped into the magic of light in these dark galleries and some workers who had finished cleaning the area around the actual tomb. The harsh light from the afternoon sun helped the workers in doing their job. Views[619] The tombs of the seven Qutub Shahi rulers are located close to the famous Golkonda Fort in Hyderabad, India. Although around 400 years have passed since their construction, the magnificence of the Qutub Shahi Tombs stands tall and a feeling of calm and peace still prevails at this place even today. My photographs are an attempt to capture the life that can be seen in and around these tombs in present times. Views[569]
     

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