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Originally Posted by Sudarshan
(Post 2222184)
Today at offroading I was able to catch this
Sudarshan
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Awesome Shot, Great Timing. This shot is a keeper (maybe crop the left side a little to remove distractions)
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Originally Posted by Thar4x4
(Post 2222596)
....I was waiting for more than 6 months to post my images.
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Any reason for that waiting ?
Lovely frames there, sorry not mentioning it in my previous post.
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Originally Posted by robimahanta
(Post 2223927)
This is the look you get when you disturb a sleepy owl!
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Perfect cover page material. Got a new tele lens ?
My all time favorite quote (my permanent signature here and everywhere) finds an image to match the meaning !!
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Miles to go before I sleep...
140mm, ISO-400, who said you need a wide angle lens to shoot such images ?
Sunset as seen from "
Konkan Kada"
:OT
Mumbaikars / Punekars, I'll be going there again next weekend (5th, 6th Feb).
PM me if interested!!
PS : we're climbing via the "NaaLichi vat" route; and this will be my second climb thru that route :Cheering:
B U L L S E Y E !!
@ kpzen - Nice shot. What was the focal length ?
Another night shot
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Originally Posted by shajufx
(Post 2224266)
Attachment 490234
140mm, ISO-400, who said you need a wide angle lens to shoot such images ?
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Nice..! I think the focus is little bit behind those two walking.
True, there was no time to change the aperture, so it happened to be at f/5.6 as I was shooting birds. If given a chance, I would prefer it to be at f/16. Coming next f/16 :)
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Originally Posted by shajufx
(Post 2224266)
Any reason for that waiting ?
Lovely frames there, sorry not mentioning it in my previous post.
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Because I was no registered member at that time however follower of this thread almost every day.
Thanks for comment ! I am in learning phase, using Olympus digital camera.
Thanks,
Vishal
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Originally Posted by Thar4x4
(Post 2224496)
.....I am in learning phase, using Olympus digital camera.
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Good, I got company :) Except both of us, majority are Gurus here !
Life is Beautiful !
140mm, ISO-200, f/16, Exp -3, tripod used: clicked on 26th Jan 2011
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Originally Posted by shajufx
(Post 2224695)
Good, I got company :) Except both of us, majority are Gurus here !
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You're being very modest Shajufx. In fact compared with you all, I am a rank beginner though I started handling cameras at a very early age (6 years). I took a long sabbatical once I entered college and picked it up again in the 90s. Primary reason was cost of cameras and lenses. I had to wait many years before I could afford a (film) SLR.
I am truly inspired by nearly all of you posting on this thread and the DSLR thread, amateur and pro photographers alike. Folks like Rudra Sen are outa this world.
Cheers!
Though I had not shared my clicks during the past few months, I have been closely following this thread. I've to admit that I'm speechless after seeing some images uploaded here. Keep up the good work. :thumbs up
Yesterday, we bought a sparingly used Sony DSC H50. Thanks to my dad.
Thought of sharing some pics that I clicked today. Criticism welcome.
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Originally Posted by shajufx
(Post 2224695)
Except both of us, majority are Gurus here !
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You're a liar! For the record, I consider you as a guru :)
Colorful shot. But, the flowers on the top right corner looks over saturated to my eyes (?)
Klub_CLass - Any particular reason (in the second pic) to leave so much of empty space on the right side? Amazing pics though. Good to know there is a photography class room here. Now I am glued to this thread.
A couple from my side. Taken at Sariska recently.
Rhesus Macaque 
Indian Treepie 
Very nice. Even the craters are visible.
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Originally Posted by kpzen
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Shot of The Gateway of India during monsoons.
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