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A night photograph of an outdoor water feature at Adi Kailasa in Bengaluru. A dark, illuminated Shiva lingam-shaped monument rises from a square base on the left, with water jets spraying upward behind it. Rows of stone seating tiers stretch across the dimly lit open courtyard, reflected in a dark water pool, with a few small lights glowing in the distance. No people are visible.

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September 06 20092009-09-06September 06 20092009-09-06A night photograph of an illuminated Shiva lingam set on a square raised platform in the middle of a reflecting water pool. Water jets rise around the lingam. Tiered stone seating stretches in rows behind it, lit faintly in green, and a bright green-white floodlight glows near a bush at the upper right. No people are visible.2009-09-06September 06 20092009-09-06September 06 20092009-09-06Night photograph of an illuminated Shivalingam on a square black pedestal in a water basin, with jets of water arcing upward around it. Stepped tiered seating in the background is lit by a bright floodlight on the left, and the dark water reflects the light. No people are visible.2009-09-06November 21 20092009-11-21September 06 20092009-09-06September 06 20092009-09-06A night photograph of a large black Shiva lingam set on a stepped black-and-white striped pedestal in the middle of a reflective water pool. Jets of water arc upward around the lingam, lit in cool green and blue light. Behind it, rows of lamps line a tiered terrace, glowing warmly against the dark sky. No people are visible in the scene.2009-12-01Night photograph of a large black Shiva lingam with a white horizontal band and red-and-white striped ring, standing on a tiered black pedestal in the middle of a water tank. Water jets rise in a fountain arc around the lingam, lit with a green-tinged glow. Rows of white steps lined with small lamps rise on either side, and the reflections of lights shimmer on the dark water. No people are visible in the scene.2010-01-02 +2 copiesJanuary 02 20092009-01-02