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Some pics of Juhu after the 1st lockdown had ended.

A few pictures that have captured over the years...

1. Clicked on the way back from Kaas Plateau to Satara in Maharashtra. It was sometime in September, hence the intense clouds.


2. Thosegarh Waterfalls, Satara shot during monsoon when the water flow was at its peak.


3. Shot from my terrace in Mumbai. The window to click this was pretty tight as the sun dips rather quickly once it nears the horizon.


4. My favourite shot so far, captured from a moving car on the winding roads on Mahabaleshwar.

Glencoe, Scotland, few years back.

This Majestic fellow gave me special photoshoot session during my recent visit to Rameswaram.

Bald Eagle, clicked at the Hawk Conservancy, Andover, UK

Indian Roller and Black winged Kite - Close ups.

Fantastic shot!

I love how despite the very cropped-in shot, the little drop at the end of his beak tells a story.

Now for my uneducated question: Is that water from diving into a river, or is he looking at a fat rabbit and drooling?

That drop is the reaction to an impending meal of chicken parts.

Liverpool, Nova Scotia

One landscape from my recent trip to Bhadra Tiger Reserve.

Great Shot, AD!

This evening by the Adyar River (Nikon Z50 + Nikkor Z Dx 16-50mm) & Waterlilly on my terrace taken yesterday (Nikon D3200 + AF-S VR MICRO-NIKKOR 105MM F/2.8G IF-ED)

Thank you very much! It was shot using my Nikon D3500, with the 70-300mm lens at 70mm and f/8.

Wow. Amazing photos as usual. BTW congratulations on your new Nikon Z50. How do you like it compared to the Nikon DSLRs you have? Are there are major improvements over the DSLR line?

Thank you, AD, it's compact and easy to carry around gives great performance in a very small form factor but all the Nikon ergonomics are intact with a beefy grip and the EVF is good. I use that more than the touch screen.

Thank you so much for sharing your experience with mirrorless. It is so good to note that you still take out your cameras so regularly for taking lovely pics. I have almost stopped taking out my Nikon D7000 except when we are going for vacations. And that has also not happened in last 2 years :Frustrati . I now rely more and more on my cellphone for clicking.

Once again thank you so much

Thank you, Vikas! Not a day goes by without taking out the camera...Sunday (today:08-08-2021) Sunrise at Elliot's beach was swashbuckling colorful display... Nikon Z50 + Nikkor 16-50mm