[geeash]

Originally Posted by clevermax

Attitude!!

How do you get these animated shots of animals to the T each time?. I am terribly surprised

Originally Posted by robimahanta

Roller in flight. Shot with a 70-200 @ 200mm f4
Sometimes you get lucky and dont need a super telephoto.

Super lucky. I never get lucky


Gerbera Daisy Flower Shot by me today at my home

Equipment: Canon EOS 1100D, Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 USM Macro Lens @ 100mm. Tripod and Camera at level of the flower , f16 @ aperture priority, 0 exposure bias, ISO 100, WB - Daylight , Shutter time mostly 30 seconds

C&C are most welcome

A different Perspect of a Flower. Why do people always shoot the front?



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Reminds me of a sunflower clock i have seen



Pseudo Sunflower

[Samurai]

Originally Posted by geeash

Shutter time mostly 30 seconds

How did you manage to keep the flower unmoving for 30 seconds?

Originally Posted by geeash

A different Perspect of a Flower. Why do people always shoot the front?

The same reason why we shoot the face and not the back of the head.

Nice close ups, keep experimenting. Any plans to shoot macros since you have a macro lens?

[clevermax]

Originally Posted by geeash

How do you get these animated shots of animals to the T each time?. I am terribly surprised

I feel most of us forget composition while trying to get basic things right each time when we try to shoot something not static... We can get interesting shots if we think about the framing rather than exposure, aperture and ISO alone!



Same question - how do you get the flower frozen for 30 seconds?

[IronH4WK]

Was re-stringing my Ibanez and I thought I'd take a few shots of it with the Marshall.











Used a iPhone 4 and PhotoForge2 for the B&W effect.

[superutp]

Originally Posted by IronH4WK

Was re-stringing my Ibanez and I thought I'd take a few shots of it with the Marshall.

OH, didnt know you played the guitar as well \m/

A random photo of my BC rich's widow headstock looking at its own refection on the wall.

[robimahanta]

Had a short but fruitful trip to Kenya.

Images of the big cats out there, shall post a photologue in the travelogue section soon.

[C300]

^ Excellent pics Robi.

A small alley!

[clevermax]

Originally Posted by robimahanta

Had a short but fruitful trip to Kenya.

Images of the big cats out there, shall post a photologue in the travelogue section soon.

Nice pictures robi! The third one, is that a lion with fear in his eyes? Or a confused one?

[vibbs]

Originally Posted by mannubhai

For those poor public who dont sail every day, right vibbs ?

Bhai,

Friends sharing a few snaps taken during Manali visit three years back.


Rohtang Pass



The road ahead



As the crow flies

[Rudra Sen]

Back on forum after a very long time. Had a very short trip to Ladakh in between. This is an off route (tourist) spot. Likir Gompha.

[clevermax]

Originally Posted by Rudra Sen

Back on forum after a very long time. Had a very short trip to Ladakh in between. This is an off route (tourist) spot. Likir Gompha.

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Nice to see you back with a brilliant capture! Expecting more shots!

This is shot with 50mm

[Rehaan]

Originally Posted by geeash

A different Perspect of a Flower. Why do people always shoot the front?

Loved it!

What did you use as the black background?

cya
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[IronH4WK]

Originally Posted by clevermax

This is shot with 50mm
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you copied this one from the guy who posted this on Facebook

btw, is that soft focus natural or PP?

[Rudra Sen]

Pangong Tso under afternoon sunlight.

[clevermax]

Originally Posted by IronH4WK

you copied this one from the guy who posted this on Facebook
btw, is that soft focus natural or PP?

The guy on Fb copied mine
It is natural bokeh from the 50mm @f/1.7, but I stacked 5 shots to bring the name HTC under focus.