[akp]

Originally Posted by v&v

Guys my flower shot got selected for Nageo daily dozen
Your Shot - Daily Dozen - National Geographic Magazine

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Wow - congratulations!

[typeOnegative]

@v&v:

Congratulations! That is some achievement!

[no_enthu_da]

Originally Posted by v&v

Guys my flower shot got selected for NaTgeo daily dozen
Your Shot - Daily Dozen - National Geographic Magazine

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good on you v&v

here's another flower from me.
@all comments/suggestions welcome

[v&v]

Thanks all. The quality of photo there is simply awesome.
Another one from the same series.

[no_enthu_da]

Originally Posted by v&v

Thanks all. The quality of photo there is simply awesome.
Another one from the same series.
Attachment 510073

is that a baby cockroach or something in there??
(circled in red)

[sushrutha]

Originally Posted by v&v

Guys my flower shot got selected for NaTgeo daily dozen

Congratulations v&v, the pic is amazing.

Originally Posted by nanduchitnis

Audi Q5 Pan Shot. Pune hills

This pic belongs to the below thread
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shifti...ge-thread.html

[ampere]

A Panoramic Snap at Mekedatu. This is from a humble Canon P & S and the snaps were stitched with Canon S/W.

[sree70]

Hi,
A flower & a Butterfly catch.

Regards
Sree

[royalcruiser]

Any clue what species this spider belongs to? Caught this during my morning walk/jog - impressed by its colors!

[gd1418]

Vinod, congratulations. Share the exif please and did you do any PP?

Originally Posted by v&v

Guys my flower shot got selected for NaTgeo daily dozen
Your Shot - Daily Dozen - National Geographic Magazine

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[Sudipto-S-Team]

Originally Posted by typeOnegative

Took a trip to the marshes besides the Eastern Express Highway and after carefully avoiding the human waste and getting as close as I could, took a few shots of Great Egrets. At least I think that these are Great Egrets.

Those are cattle egrets.

[robimahanta]

Originally Posted by royalcruiser

Any clue what species this spider belongs to? Caught this during my morning walk/jog - impressed by its colors!

Its definitely a variant of the signature spider (Argiope anasuja)..zig zag strips are known as stabilmentum, they form these strips to warn other animals of its location.

[v&v]

@ no_enthu_da - Seems like a bug. Definitely not a cockroach.
@ sushrutha - thanks.
@ gd bhai - thanks. Exif info
1/250
f11
iso-800
FL - 55mm

As for PP only sharpening was done. Natgeo guys dont select processed images.

[Speed-Gladiator]

Originally Posted by v&v

@ no_enthu_da - Seems like a bug. Definitely not a cockroach.
@ sushrutha - thanks.
@ gd bhai - thanks. Exif info
1/250
f11
iso-800
FL - 55mm

As for PP only sharpening was done. Natgeo guys dont select processed images.

HI V&V, Congrats !

You can process the image for Natgeo, only thing is that you should not manipulate the image. They even accept HDRs and Panoramas too ( all the HDR's And Panorama's frames should be captured at the same time frame, and for panoramas, the focal length should not be altered between shots)

[typeOnegative]

Originally Posted by Sudipto-S-Team

Those are cattle egrets.

Thanks for the correction.