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Lovely closeup Mukul!! Brilliant
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Originally Posted by rjstyles69
(Post 1218884)
sharath a very simply shot, but truly colorful.
Mukul I remember that something similar was tried by our fellow member guyonblackybx(wonder where he is these days) and posted on this very thread. It was a bowler during his run up.
Brilliant shot of the grasshopper.
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I missed this post somehow Riju! Thanks man!
@Redrage
Thank you budds
Regards,
TG.
Indeed, indeed..:)
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Originally Posted by Samurai
(Post 1219557)
All the Judo groundwork is finally paying off.:D
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Thanks TG and the tulip is mindblowing....
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Originally Posted by Torqueguru
(Post 1219614)
@redrage
Nice shots.
@gd1418
Simply fantastic
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Taking pot-shots, Eddy? Didn't know that grasshoppers smiled. Do you have some as pets or pests?
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Originally Posted by Eddy
(Post 1219631)
Oh that's why the bloody creature is smiling. lol:
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@redrage
The third pic of the fly is beautiful, the background is too perfect
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Originally Posted by vivekiny2k
(Post 1219509)
5. Use a intervalometer. a piece of cake if you have a canon CHDK compatible cam.
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Yep you have interval for timer shots
My CANON S5IS supports this timer facility
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Originally Posted by gd1418
(Post 1219304)
This one was taken sometime back on my bacony
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Now that was a truly amazing captureclap: but trying to visualize this -
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Originally Posted by gd1418
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Immediately took out the D80 with the 18~135 and sprawled in the balcony on my stomach and started slowly crawling towards this insect.
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had me in splits:D
Thanks Suman, and I recall that after clicking when I got up, I heard a stifled laugh that turned to a guffaw - it was my daughter who spotted me thus before leaving for school.
Anyway, coming back to topic, on one of my jaunts to Sariska when all the Tigers had been poached and dis-membered, I saw this Neelgai sitting and munching without any care or fear in the world, in the open. Oh yes, there of course are some leopards in Sariska...
It almost looked like some
pre-historic creature...
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Originally Posted by suman
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Now that was a truly amazing captureclap: but trying to visualize this -
had me in splits:D
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Thanks Sushruth & Rj, Please excuse my frames, one more
Taken at 6 PM , Hand held, 1/60, f 5.6, ISO 800
Walls and Boundaries.
(On 17th January, 2009 while hiking in the Yorkshire Dales, UK)
Stay Away.
(On the 21st of February, 2009 at the Sheldonian Theater, Oxford)
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Originally Posted by redrage
(Post 1221210)
Thanks Sushruth & Rj, Please excuse my frames, one more
Taken at 6 PM , Hand held, 1/60, f 5.6, ISO 800
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That is a very sharp picture considering the time and being handheld. I really envy your bird photography skills..
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Originally Posted by FATAL3RROR
(Post 1221387)
Walls and Boundaries.
(On 17th January, 2009 while hiking in the Yorkshire Dales..
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Nice blue sky, good capture FATAL3RROR
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Originally Posted by Torqueguru
(Post 1219614)
A bloody tulip..
TG
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Good one TG. Guess what, the wildflower season is almost there.
Two sunset pictures from last evening..
Oh wow! Brilliant clicks guys! Each of the above shots are pretty awesome. Our standards are getting better i guess! And thats just awesome!
Another one of my cloud obsessions, a wide angle converter used.
And could any of you hepo me identify these birds?
Regards,
TG.
awesome TG, lovely shot.
Can You mail me a larger sized one!
dilip you sure have some steady hands man. I cant hold the camera steady for long :P . Good job.
Mukul nice shot of the sky pal, but the noise takes the uummpphh off the pic.
@TG: Good Shots. For noise reduction, try this software
Imagenomic - Imagination at Shutter Speed. Download the Community edition as it's free to use. The software works great, but does downsize the photo a little bit as it is the free version.
Few more sunset shots:
@Riju
Well, I am so damn fed up with this noise problem. I am gonna surprise you guys pretty soon!:)
@TSEA
Thanks man. Will try it out. Neat shots again!
Regards,
Mukul.
Was taking a walk outside my office campus on friday evening, when my friend spotted this.
Was not able to take a clearer picture, as the snake moved quickly and disappeared in the bushes.
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