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Nice pic, some good composition in the mind before clicking..clap:

Lakshmi Villas palace of Vadodara. Panorama made out of 30(matrix of 3*10) odd images. Stitched on Hugin and post processed on CS5.

Lovely shots Rudrada.

What do you use for B&W photos? Just photoshop or a dedicated B&W converting software?

I was in Ladakh for a few days, here is an Yakscape:


Excuse the oversharpening and IQ since I resized an existing JPEG, which was available on my work machine. The NEFs and TIFs are in the home machine.

Loved the colours ! Shot last week.

Thats crisp

At a cattle carcass dump yard Jhorabeer, Bikaner, Rajasthan. A Steppe eagle looking over its shoulder and an Egyptian vulture in the background.

The Sunrise hour

Has come out sharp...the structure/clarity on the flower is also nice

Nice shot. The eagle looks pretty similar to a kite. Is the main difference the lack of forked tail?

Beautiful colours.

A sambar portrait in golden light. Tadoba National Park.


Better version here: http://500px.com/photo/82290433/samb...m=user_library

Wanted to mention, but forgot. Beautiful. The structure is perfect.

Thank you. Again another Kaas shot, during the non-flowering season. First long distance on the Duster. (Almost 2 years back).

And an amazing shot of the Sambar. Looks like 7100 is serving you well. I am thinking about upgrading from 550D to 7D-II. Waiting for the specs and pricing. Should be announced this September (hopefully).

The 7D Mk2 is an action camera, and will cry for the long bazookas :)

I have started fancying the D810. IF I can live with the compromised, it will make for a great all rounder along with the Tamron 150-600 which will still give me 600mm reach.

Amazing colours !

Loved the lighting. Beautiful feel !

I am still struggling to get sharp pictures handholding the biggie, Sigma 150-500 consistently. When light gets a bit low, it’s even worst.

Was behind some of these tiny beauties recently !

Like that serious expression. :)

Fun shot, Taj Mahal hotel, Mumbai.

I'm a big admirer of your photography since when I was not even a member. The Jetta review had some brilliant automotive photography in it.

Will you please share what equipments you used in the above shot?

You got pretty close,how? was in domesticated?

@Nilanjan Yes one of the difference is forked tail (black Kite, Brahminy Kites dont have forked tail), thats the easiest way to ID specificaly when they are flying at high altitude, but when kits are changing direction their tail dont tak the fork shape, which can cause lot of confusion (Diff image 2 & 3).

However there many other features that can help you differentiate Kites from Eagles: First major visible difference between a Kite and Eagle is that of size, most of the Eagles are double the size as compared to a Black Kite (Fig 4(Black Kite),5(Greater Spotted Eagle), 6(Short toed Snake eagle), 1(Crested Serpent Eagle)). 2nd is the Size of head and beak, Eagles have huge beaks. 3rd is the plumage. Attached are few images for your reference

Great shot, was in Eagle Nest this April to click these beauty. Pretty hard to get sharp image in low light, yours is great shot.

Canon 5D Mark II/20mm, f2.8 block at 1600 ISO. Six shots taken in vertical format and stitched on Photoshop CS5.