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Happened to see this fellow on my way to Top Station @ Munnar. It was Quick and handheld, for obvious reasons :)
Taken with my Mobile phone. Sometime last week when there was sunshine for a short time in between the spells of rain.
Daredevil Monkeys....
Riding without Helmet ;)
Auditioning for Himmatwala
After getting Hitched.. Ham Do Hamare Do
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Originally Posted by Samurai
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Very interesting effect... it did remind me of my film days.
This is from the last film roll I shot in 2006. My son when he was 5. Attachment 1263287
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Thanks Samurai.
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Originally Posted by nilanjanray
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Young tigress, Kanha | Handheld, 1/160s, f/5.6, ISO 1250. Attachment 1266373
Very nice - he looks like you. Shot around mid-day? The sunlight seems to be coming from top+behind.
@ Torqueguru: nice portraits. I don't understand much about portraits on film. Is there increasing demand for the old film type look, especially for print? Or were you just playing around?
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Well, my transition to film has many reasons behind it. I recently made a blog update describing why I shoot film. You can check it out here
http://filmicvision.tumblr.com/post/...aits-this-time
Your wildlife shots are very nice as usual. Keep them coming!
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Originally Posted by Samurai
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That was the advantage of film, it has much higher tolerance to overexposure. A dSLR would have underexposed his face. Here it came alright.
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Very good point Samu.
I recently did a portrait shoot for a friend's horse. I carried my flash unit and a reflector with me to get these shots. They were all shot indoors at a stable.
Regards,
TG.
[quote=W.A.G.7;3490759]Taken with my Mobile phone. Sometime last week when there was sunshine for a short time in between the spells of rain.
Loved the colours, the water strip being in parallel to the bridge and building's skyline with a brilliant reflection of clouds and buildings. Great capture indeed!
On my recent trip to Goa
Clicked with my iPhone 4s
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Originally Posted by Torqueguru
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I recently did a portrait shoot for a friend's horse. I carried my flash unit and a reflector with me to get these shots. They were all shot indoors at a stable.
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Loved the lights.
Paid a surprise and quick visit @ home, some of these just before a rain yesterday.
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I recently did a portrait shoot for a friend's horse. I carried my flash unit and a reflector with me to get these shots. They were all shot indoors at a stable.
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Beautiful. Esp the last one.
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Originally Posted by nilanjanray
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Kanha tigress portrait b&w. June 2014.
Canvas effect done with GIMP.
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Nice Canvas Effect there.
A Turkey
Streets of Milton Keynes, clicked with Sony Ericsson Satio U1
Do these pictures have any stories to say?
Clicked on two different occasions.
The dove orchid or holy ghost orchid (Peristeria elata) shot using Gionee Elife E3
I just got the RAYNOX CM-2000 Macro kit.
All those who already know, please ignore the following essay. :)
Link to the main site:
http://www.raynox.co.jp/english/35mmacc/egcm2000.htm
This kit is not available in India officially and either costs more or you have to buy from some unknown (reseller). My friend who was returning from US got it for me.
This kit has an adapter which can fit any lens of diameter between the range of 50-300 mm. Even though it says DSLR, it can even fir on a bridge camera, provided the diameter fulfils the requirement.
This Sunday, I got a chance to use this kit for the first time. The shots are not impressive, but you can get a feel of the amount of magnification one can achieve with this kit.
1) Common red-eyed fly:
This fly is of the size of a mustard seed (even smaller may be).
2) Rain drops on the petal of a hibiscus
3) Drops on top of a leaf
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