Photographer's Note
Colonel Bailey's dungeon.
The word Dungeon is morbid and imagination conjures up of prisoners suffering in the dark dungeons. To see it for real, travel to Srirangapatna and visit the Dungeon built during the rule of Tipu Sultan. He used the dungeons to confine the British officers. It is named after a British prisoner Colonel Bailey who died in this dungeon in 1780.There are shoulder height stone slabs fixed on the East, North and West walls with holes. The captives would be chained at the wrists and tied to the slab with waist deep cold water.
From the top of the dungeon, the view of Cauvery River and the bridge cutting across is worth taking a picture.
This picture was taken during my college academic tour.
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No_One
(4) 2012-04-20 7:43
hi Ajin,
A great sense of depth in this picture, and I really like how you have framed the shot using teh ceiling in the foreground. The stark white walls and rays of light from the left give a stark feeling to this place, which si very apt considering what this place is. Nicely done!
Regards
Noel
Photo Information
- Copyright: Ajin Philip Puthuchirayil (ajiphilip) (8)
- Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2012-02-16
- Categories: Architecture
- Camera: Nikon CoolPix L120, NIKKOR 4.5-94.5 mm 1:3.1-5.8, 4GB SanDisk
- Exposure: f/3.5, 1/80 seconds
- Details: (Fill) Flash: Yes
- More Photo Info: view
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2012-04-19 7:29