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Taj Mahal

It was surprising to me that I hadn't done this tile before. I found this location on one of those famous place lists that I mentioned previously. I was scrolling through and found this, one of the most obvious tiles to make. It's not hard to find a good perspective to work from. It's not a complicated tile, especially compared to Moscow. And the result, nice, simple and beautiful.


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