Madam you are very excellent extraordinary historical library And cultural lover And the security not only doing our job he was always keep our culture and our nation's Pride
Simply!!!!!!! Wow! That's the international meaning fir Wav!! Have never seen such well in my life... Thsnk you... Thank you... for showing this..I am quite amazed with ur keen observation to notice things around us.. with admiration, and learning... How could I ignore such wow 😳 picture on 100 Rs note!!!!!!!!
you continue to provide in depth familiarisation with wonderful heritage structures. your knowledge of architecture, sculptures and related insights into hindu religion are praiseworthy. keep up your good work, looking forward to many more interesting videos
Wow... what an amazing architectural wonder. Our ancestors are really great engineers. As you mentioned what a great task it was in restoring the well into this condition. Thanks for capturing these sort of great ancient monuments and sharing with us. Really appreciate your effort Girija. I am from south India and very much fond of visiting ancient temples. Since it is in the north I am not sure, I will get a chance to visit, but through your video I got a chance to see and cherish the beauty of this great wonder. I like the way you explain the details. Thanks again...
Very nice video. I have to admire your passion and enthusiasm. I may be mistaken, but I assume you're shooting your videos on a mobile phone. If you're not already using a DSLR camera, I'd suggest you get yourself a DSLR camera with a zoom lens, preferably upto 300mm focal length. This will help you get images of sculptures that you cannot reach otherwise. I use different zoom lenses myself. I've used zoom lenses extensively at the Hoysala temples I visited. I've yet to shoot videos like you, though. As of now, I shoot only still images. At Rani ki Vav, you could have used a zoom lens to shoot inaccessible sculptures. A DSLR will provide better video and audio quality than a cellphone, (upto 4K resolution, in some models). You may also want to invest in an off-camera directional microphone. The DSLR and microphone need not be very expensive. An entry-level DSLR will be more than enough. Cheers ...
Thanks for your suggestion. I do use DSLR for still images. I could take some nice images for Rani ki VAv especially the details of the individual images. For videos I use Sony ZV1 vlogging camera
Madam,Really you are very much blessed to visit such a marvelous, beautiful, majestic and magnificent structure of Rani ki vav. Your explanations take us to the vav itself. Thanks a lot for your presentation.
Actually more than 60% of the viewers are non kannadigas and I would like this to reach larger audience. Have a plan to release kannada videos at later days
Marvelous.....
Marvelous..👍👍👍.
Thanks a lot
Super architecture and also the way you have explained is marvellous thank you msm
Thanks and welcome
Very interesting and informative
Thanks
Madam you are very excellent extraordinary historical library And cultural lover And the security not only doing our job he was always keep our culture and our nation's Pride
Many thanks Sir ..
Excellent!
Many thanks!
medam u r explanation excellent and super.u r voice is so sweet.i like very mutch u r smiling face.
Thank you so much 🙂
Simply!!!!!!! Wow! That's the international meaning fir Wav!! Have never seen such well in my life... Thsnk you... Thank you... for showing this..I am quite amazed with ur keen observation to notice things around us.. with admiration, and learning... How could I ignore such wow 😳 picture on 100 Rs note!!!!!!!!
Beautiful and good effort
Many thanks
This is just waw, wahhhh, wahh👌👌👌
Thanks
Nice thumbnail! You are doing great job 👏
you continue to provide in depth familiarisation with wonderful heritage structures. your knowledge of architecture, sculptures and related insights into hindu religion are praiseworthy. keep up your good work, looking forward to many more interesting videos
Many thanks !
Your method of explaining ,voice modulation, etymology , and the inborn historian with passion makes you stand apart.keep going madam
Thanks a ton
Madam, Great thanks and regards to you as you blessed us to watch this treasure.
Thanks. Happy that you liked the video
ತುಂಬ ಚೆನ್ನಾಗಿದೆ
Waw!! Really great Girija.... thank you very much for showing us such a great place... keep it up and all the very best....
Thanks
Many thanks Preeti !
Solanki related to chalukya of Karnataka 🔥
Yes..they were named solankis after apabhramsha of chalukyas
Wow... what an amazing architectural wonder. Our ancestors are really great engineers. As you mentioned what a great task it was in restoring the well into this condition. Thanks for capturing these sort of great ancient monuments and sharing with us. Really appreciate your effort Girija. I am from south India and very much fond of visiting ancient temples. Since it is in the north I am not sure, I will get a chance to visit, but through your video I got a chance to see and cherish the beauty of this great wonder. I like the way you explain the details. Thanks again...
Many thanks for your good words. I am sure you will get to visit this place some day
Very nice video. I have to admire your passion and enthusiasm.
I may be mistaken, but I assume you're shooting your videos on a mobile phone.
If you're not already using a DSLR camera, I'd suggest you get yourself a DSLR camera with a zoom lens, preferably upto 300mm focal length. This will help you get images of sculptures that you cannot reach otherwise. I use different zoom lenses myself. I've used zoom lenses extensively at the Hoysala temples I visited. I've yet to shoot videos like you, though. As of now, I shoot only still images.
At Rani ki Vav, you could have used a zoom lens to shoot inaccessible sculptures. A DSLR will provide better video and audio quality than a cellphone, (upto 4K resolution, in some models). You may also want to invest in an off-camera directional microphone. The DSLR and microphone need not be very expensive. An entry-level DSLR will be more than enough.
Cheers ...
Thanks for your suggestion. I do use DSLR for still images. I could take some nice images for Rani ki VAv especially the details of the individual images. For videos I use Sony ZV1 vlogging camera
I have travelled Gujarat a thousand times in last 5 years.. I haven’t visited this place.. my bad
Next time please dont miss this place
Madam,Really you are very much blessed to visit such a marvelous, beautiful, majestic and magnificent structure of Rani ki vav. Your explanations take us to the vav itself. Thanks a lot for your presentation.
Thanks Sir !!! Glad you liked it
शुरुआत में आपने जो रोड पर गुड्स ट्रांसपोर्ट व्हीकल दिखाया था उसको गुजराती में ऊंटलारी कहते हैं 😃
Thanks for letting me know 🙏🏼
Very nice video sister , I want to talk with you
Thanks. Sure
please tell commentery in kannada becaus most of the pepal seeying youre vidiose kannada peaple.
Actually more than 60% of the viewers are non kannadigas and I would like this to reach larger audience. Have a plan to release kannada videos at later days
FLABBERGASTING indeed. As usual you have taken lot of pain in explaining.
Thanks. Yes I do lot of research before posting