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Did you visit Aanaikal malai cave temple? Please do share some pictures that you had taken from Aanaikal malai.
Wow, that's great!:Cheering:

Great work, Nilanjan. A few "snapshots" from my side!

Superb Take, Galileo!!

Yesterday's (09-02-2020) Supermoon 1st Super moon of 2020...Nikon D3200+Tamron 150-600mm, handheld shot, no tripod used.

A few shots of Sunrise at Kovalam Beach, ECR, near Chennai, TN taken last Sunday. The Bikers were not intended, but they suddenly appeared surfing the shoreline and I framed them in and they added value. Nikon D610+Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8 VR.

Nice colourful shot!

my question from the last two pictures, the blurring in the edges are added in post production or is it the characteristic of the Tamron lens?







Great picture by all clap:
My small contribution to this lovely thread




Golden oriole


Purple rumped sunbird


Black rumped flameback

Thank you, Arvind! Tamron is a great lens! Blurring is post to draw attention to the bikers. Great bird portraits, Arvind! haven't managed a proper 'Sun Bird' portrait yet, they're so timid and tiny.

This is a really interesting thread that I’ve somehow missed all these days. Here are some recent pics clicked on my mobile ... which makes me a phone-tographer, I suppose. The first image is the view from my attic window. You see Lake Constance and the Swiss Alps towards the top left. On a clear winter day the mountains appear much close than they are in this pic. The second is from a daytrip to Austria. A warm cup of coffee is especially inviting after a day in the snow with my boys who never seem to run out of energy.

Some Covid 19 Quarantine pics from my terrace: Water Lillies (Queen of Siam variety) Nikon D610+MicroNikkor 105mmf/2.8VR

Hi Durango Dude,

Lovely pictures of those Lillies. Here are some pictures from my recent trip to my village.

Hope you all are doing well!

I do a bit of photography as a hobby, at least twice a month I make it a point to get out there somewhere to take pictures. These few weeks have been a bit difficult for me as I have not been able to be out there taking pictures.

The gear as well seems to have got a bit of lockdown laziness, my telephoto lens did not like to do any optical image stabilization at all. It took some time in the sun and a few knocks for it to get back to life.

I climbed up to the terrace of the apartment to see what we can find and more importantly it is about me not forgetting how to take pictures, a bit of practice is needed to keep to keep the hobby going.

Here is what I was able to see through the foliage on the terrace of our small apartment. I am naming them as to what I think they are, corrections welcome.

Black Naped Oriole



White Naped Tit



India Palm Squirrel



Asian Koel (male)



Black Kite being harassed by a Raven.



Oleander



Hibiscus of some sort.



I`m not spending any time processing it as i`m not going to keep these pictures, a practice session for once the lockdown ends and i`m able to travel.

Let me know how you all are keeping your photography passion alive through these tough times.

Beautiful shots of the water Lilly


Some long exposure shot.

Moon and Venus giving each other company - shot using iPhone

Great shots of your native town journey, Vikasshu and lovely long exposure, Arvind Manju.

Some shots of the fauna from home...Nikon D3200/Nikon D610+Tamron 150-600mm

Just came across this. That's a really amazing picture of the temple.
Would it be okay with you if we share it on our facebook page for the temple?

Many thanks
Rohin

Hope everyone is safe and taking adequate precautions. A couple of shots taken before the lockdown started.

Himalayan thar. Shot after careful stalking. Wanted the valley and the peaks in the backdrop.


Forest department elephant in Dudhwa National Park.