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Sure, will keep you posted. I'd suggest that you carry a longer focal length lens for this one. The narrow angle of view really helps to get this background, else it might be a little difficult. Also, it'd help if you can get the tripod. I can carry it for you :D.

Atleast for once I thought I should walk light, cant the 105mm on D7000 meet the requirements ? I will keep myself busy with the bugs, buds, mosquitoes and such tiny creatures when you can follow the pigeons, parrots and crows ! I dont mind bringing the tripod, but dont pass it back to me in between, I cant sprain my back, its too heavy for a walk :)

From a walk 2 years back !

He he.. he was really hyperactive..!

Thanks!
Where is this place? Are those horse figures for practicing gun shots? ;)

Yes HW, I love that lens!! It shares most of its time with the camera now, than other lenses I have. :)

@Shaju - lovely pic more like a painting. PP?

Tried long exposure on trees

This is a young boy who serves tea to the customers at his uncle's shop. Not an ideal life by any means, but he is among the happiest souls I have seen. Not that it shows in this picture.

Here's the link to a better resolution picture:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/5568240...in/photostream

Long exposure and zoom out

Apologize for the bad picture quality. It was 6:45PM and I couldn't switch on the light.

Today evening I heard loud banging on my office window, and I was little surprised with the intensity of the banging. I turned around and stared at a huge peacock.

I took some photos, but in the dying light I had to shoot at ISO 2500. The peacock was staring at the one-side mirror and trying to fight with his imaginary rival.





It even jumped in the air and whacked at the window few times. We regularly lose a few glass panels to peacocks, so I didn't want this fight to go on for long. So I went out with the camera, I knew it will take off like a rocket once it senses me. And it did, I could barely get it in frame once it took off.

Yes buddy, its less than a 30 sec PP, reduce the noise through CS4 and you get this effect ! Best for images with trees and leaves.

Hope you are not on house arrest !! Get out and shoot bro :)

Please bring few to Bangalore when you drive again, I dont mind them in my balcony :)

Posting after a long break! Some of my recent images

The Charge of the one-horned Rhino


Beautiful Sibia (yes thats the name of the bird..though it aint that beautiful)


Green tailed sunbird

Welcome back :) Your Rhino is a NatGeo type image, its very rare to see such a monster coming towards the camera. Sunbird is cute too, I am yet to see one in real !

Here are two shots from my side:

42 degree made me sick. Now long wait for mansoon starts.

awesome, where did you found?

His location says Guwahati, so I guess he frequents Kaziranga national park. Great capture...

@robimahanta
Awesome shot of the Rhino!

@Hellwrath
Yup V1.

@Clevermax
It's at a place in Eastern Washington State, called Othello.





Regards,
TG.