Team-BHP - The Official non-auto Image thread

My first serious trial on shooting animals, not wildlife though :D. Please help with comments to shot better.

NO...... I am not going to share my lunch with you......

And when I started getting closer, reaction time...... I gave the tint and cropped to get that scary feeling.....

ajo good ones man.. Nice I love the 2nd shot, brilliant work with the shade.

Here's one from my end.

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Originally Posted by rjstyles69 (Post 703647)

One more from my end for today, shot this at my in-laws farm .
We call him Kulla Puttuswamy ..

RJ... RJ...

a lot of your shots looks overcontrasty, oversaturated.... i am looking them up in my NEC lcd monitor which i think is reasonably calibrated. for example this mans face has dark shadow and back side of his shirt is fully blown away.

There is a lot of difference between the pics that you post in this thread and the pics of the baleno twins, that you posted in the another thread.

Guru like I said earlier, my lazy rear hasn't gotten me a chance to fix my desktop monitor as yet. All the editing done on my lousie lappie. Well he loves to play games with my eyes.

shot from inside the plane..

i guess quite a few people like moonshots here. So here is one taken with Canon Powershot S3 IS

and how about this one: A Normal Household Red Ant

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Originally Posted by rajismine (Post 704508)

and how about this one: A Normal Household Red Ant

Jeev Himsa!! you killed it to click it? or is it that you clicked a dead one :P

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Originally Posted by rjstyles69 (Post 703647)

One more from my end for today, shot this at my in-laws farm .
We call him Kulla Puttuswamy ..

Like the shot would have been good will lill more light. Try tweaking it?

Amazing shots rjstyles. Good color mix & compositions. B&W suits the last one.

coconut leaves makes good color mix with morning sun

My sunset pic taken at the Calangute beach.

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New funny smiley, Sorry if this is the wrong thread, but could not find a more suitable place as of now,

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Originally Posted by mansidea (Post 704586)

coconut leaves makes good color mix with morning sun

It is overexposed, you can see the blown highlights. It is a little challenging scenerio for the camera meter, interleaved bright and dark stripes and the bright part is directly illuminated.
Try it at 7AM morning sun instead of 8:32AM sun, you will get much pleasant results.

Something from my old stock, see what less harsh light can do, it shows more details.