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Two macro shots from my end

A very cooperative Spot Billed Pelican at Anamalaichery over the weekend. It was my first visit to the place and a very satisfying one with some good Greater Flamingo sightings.

A 1000 pages of learning and creativity! Congrats everyone! :)

I am a fan of your pics, man! I like the composition and sharpness in your pics. Which lens and body did you use? I hope I would be able to be as good as you !

Some night shots clicked using the Handheld twilight mode. The noise in night shots is a standard feature on a P&S camera I guess.


This one shot @ 30x optical:



and rest of the clicks:

Few old pictures clicked from my Kodak Digital Camera(2008).

Extracting out all the dynamic range from a raw file

Excellent Clevermax. Which is the place? Looks eerily familiar.

Thanks! This is shot from the top of a rock named "Madavoorpara" near Trivandrum. You can see Arabian sea from atop on a clear sky day. (visible in the picture above)

This is the place.

Thanks, I'm humbled :)

I was using a Canon 1D Mark IV with a Canon 600mm F4 IS + 1.4x TC for this trip.

Here's the one and only "better" shot of the juvenile greater flamingo which was the highlight of the trip.

@Clevermax
Oh ok. There is a similar hillock called rakshasapara at my native, Tiruvilwamala in trichur. One of the views from top is quite similar, though no sea is visible.

@amolpol
Great shot of the pelican there!

@clevermax
Nice one as always.

The fall colors settling in.


Regards,
TG.

Nice picture!!
I understand this now, adjusting levels in shadow and highlights separately. you have any comparison if the same picture taken at 5 stops and merged would yield a 2EV better range ?

Nice picture!!, Can you pls share the exposure details.

@groom
Thanks.
Here's the Exif for that shot:
Camera NIKON D800
Lens 20mm f 2.8 Manual
Focal Length 20mm
Shutter Speed 10 sec
Aperture f/22
ISO/Film 50

Another one of the sun just peeping through the canopies.

Regards,
TG.

Just a casual shot of a cormorant sunning its wings on the top of a tree, shot with a Sony H3.



But then I found this poem to go with the picture...