Hello steemitians !!!!
Hope you all are all well and enjoying your life!
First of all, I want to say Sorry to all of my subscribers and friend. Because Normally I use to do photography posts but since last week O I am so much into 
But One should not leave his main road and also its been days since I have posted my DSLR series.
So, Now it is time to continue my photgraphy story series again and I hope you will like it.
As you can see, from here our real journey have started. After crossing the river and a walk of nearly 1 KM, we reached at the front gate of the Amazing The Victoria Memorial.
It was a huge line in front of the ticket collection office. The tickets were really cheap and we had to give 30 Rupees each (that is near 0.4$ USD). The whole Memorial is being maintained and protected under government and Believe me, despite of our country being not to tidy, they have managed to keep the environment very clean n green.
Everywhere you see, you csn easily observe and feel the gentleness the lush green. The place has lots of frees and flowers bushes, nicely trimmed and well decrated.
In the picture above, you can see the Front gate of the memorial. On the top of it, the staue of EDWARDVS VII REX IMPERADOR shining upon a horse.
Now, history is definitely my cup of tea. But if you are interested to know about him more, You can just google his name or search about The history of British ruled India.
Well, the main memorial hall which is dedicated to Queen Victoria, is at the back of this gate and you can can see a little part of it's top in the pictures above.
Let us finish this part here, don't forget to visit again tomorrow for the next part. And if you are new then I would like to ask you to read my DSLR series previous episodes to thay you can experience the whole tour with me.
Hope you liked my post... 😅
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Below are my Camera Settings For the Photos...
Device used: DSLR camera
Device name: CANON EOS 1300D
Size: 5184x3456 pixels
colour representation: sRGB
F-stop: f/13
focal length: 27 mm
Flash: Off
Exposure time: 1/150 sec.
ISO: 200
Edit: Snapseed