Krishna is one of the most popular of the Hindu gods worshipped throughout Asia and in particular India. The exhibition Krishna: Love and Devotion will explore Krishna iconography, through approximately 70 works including paintings, sculpture, textiles, photography, and jewellery.

The scope of the exhibition includes both historical and contemporary interpretations of Krishna worship and devotion, and explores the narrative of Krisha's life story in works from across India.

Thanks to Anandini for the tip. Her employer is sponsoring the event.

Here’s the rest of the shots Vrndavana-lila took on Nrsimhadeva’s appearance day in Mayapur.

Here’s today’s darsana. I lost a couple of pictures which had long file names so we are missing small and big Jagannatha in this set. I think I’ve got the lighting down. All these shots were taken using a tripod and timer so there is no obvious camera shake. I just have to iron out the file naming so we don’t lose the shots of Jagannatha. What you see above is what we should have got only much bigger.

I received some shots of the abhiseka of Lord Nrsimhadeva in Mayapur on Nrsimha Caturdasi yesterday. You can see them here. There are some pretty amazing shots.

I also put some pictures that I shot of our play on this page. They are not the best shots I have ever taken so please don’t mind the quality. They are basically so Krpa Sindhu’s mum can see the costumes she had made being put to good use. Thank’s Mataji.

I've added the salagrama-silas to today's shots. I think I've got the exposure settings almost right and I used the custom white balance I set for the Deity room. There's something missing from today's dressing. Can you spot it? Let me know if you can.