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A Pic of my Brother Which i took long back. Bit Over Exposed !!. but skin tones have come really good. Absolutely nil PP except for saving as smaller kb

A pic of our pooja room with just the pair of diya's for that eerie effect and the sunset taken from my open terrace with the Nokia N8.

Please do comment:

I love the soft light. Not sure about the composition though. The stalk and the bud is way too high in the frame, IMO. Also, the post processing path is pretty evident :). You might want to retain the original background.

Originally posted on the Team-bhpian Pet's thread. A Stray which often visits our home.
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Background defocus effect.

Masala Vadas are delicious :D

Fleur-de-luce ( Flower Of light)



Canon 1100D, 50mm f/1.8 lens, Tripod, RS 60E3 Remote switch, f11, Exposure time 10sec, ISO100,Exposure bias +1 step, Av mode, AWB, Evaluative metering

Comments welcome !!

Geeash

Great inputs! I will work on the composition. The PP also requires better technique, thanks for the comments.

You're welcome :). If you want to try similar shots, you might want to try it with a black cloth as the background, that way you can avoid post processing to select and convert the background.

Another architecture shot from the Panasonic GF1 and Olympus 45mm f1.8. The Car Barn, Georgetown University, Washington D.C.:



EDIT: Somehow, it looks much better on flickr:
The-Car-Barn | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Hi ,

New to this thread , looking forward to some inputs to improve on my photography.

Cheers,
Avi

Good Pic but why cropped up?. A bigger frame with other leaves in defocus would have been awesome. Anyways good job !!

A View from my Balcony

Twilight



Thanks rudra and clevermax for the procedure finally i am trying it.

I too should thank Rudra, that was a simple & effective way he demonstrated..

Don't you think it's a bit too over saturated in the above picture?

Evening


A35 with Minolta 50mm

yea it is , probably because of the too deep violet filter !! stupid: