[gr8guzzler]

Originally Posted by ampere

Truly beautiful! Amazing. Please do let us know the steps.

Thanks! ampere. Well capturing lightening requires a lot of luck, was not very successful with my previous attempts. Saw lightening in a particular section, setup my camera quickly. This was a 120 Sec exposure @ 18mm with aperture @ f/8 and ISO @ 100.

[Gandhi]

Originally Posted by gr8guzzler

Had been to Bhandardhara this weekend, was lucky enough to capture a lightening strike.

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Stunning. You've captured it perfectly.

[Gandhi]

Couple of sunset shots -





Higher resolution versions -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ronakg/10277345253/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ronakg/10277378543/

[ampere]

Originally Posted by Gandhi

Couple of sunset shots -

Very nicely done Ronak. Straight out of the camera or any editing to enhance?

[Gandhi]

Originally Posted by ampere

Very nicely done Ronak. Straight out of the camera or any editing to enhance?

Thanks. Both single exposure RAW files edited in Lightroom. I don't think it's possible to capture such dynamic range right during exposure without compromising color and contrast.

[VineetSoni]

Originally Posted by Gandhi

Thanks. Both single exposure RAW files edited in Lightroom. I don't think it's possible to capture such dynamic range right during exposure without compromising color and contrast.

Hello gandhi

Amazing shots sir.

Where did you click these pictures.

[Gandhi]

Originally Posted by VineetSoni

Hello gandhi

Amazing shots sir.

Where did you click these pictures.

Thanks Vineet. The photos were taken at Point Lobos State Reserve.

[gr8guzzler]

Originally Posted by Gandhi

Stunning. You've captured it perfectly.

Thanks! Gandhi

Originally Posted by Gandhi

Couple of sunset shots -

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Excellent captures.

[VineetSoni]

One of the pictures from my visit to chail

[Rehaan]

Originally Posted by jacs

Some clicks from a recent Bangalore drive

Man that tarmac has me drooling! What camera was this shot on?

Originally Posted by gr8guzzler

Had been to Bhandardhara this weekend, was lucky enough to capture a lightening strike.

Wow! That's quite a strike.

Originally Posted by ampere

Please do let us know the steps.

If you have a Canon DSLR, you can use the "Motion detection" mode of MagicLantern to take a shot exactly when the lightening occurs.

Here's a shot i got using that method:

Originally Posted by Rehaan

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[jacs]

Originally Posted by Rehaan

Man that tarmac has me drooling! What camera was this shot on?

If you have a Canon DSLR, you can use the "Motion detection" mode of MagicLantern to take a shot exactly when the lightening occurs.

Here's a shot i got using that method:


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Hi Rehaan,

My humble 1000D with kit lens on wide end.

Motion detection looks very interesting. Let me explore if my 1000D can support Magic Lantern. Thanks for sharing.




My son enjoyed his first visit to a Vineyard.



Power of focus, shot through the nets which just vanished from the frame.

[gr8guzzler]

Sky on Fire

[pulsar56]

Nikon D5100, Nikon 55-300mm VR Lens.

Location: Wavehouse, Sentosa, Singapore.

[SS-Traveller]

Base of Davis Fall, from Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave, Pokhara

Rainbow over Kathmandu

Cloudy sunrise from Sarangkot, Pokhara

[mohammedismail]

Was Lucky enough to see the King Cobra live during my visit to Shimoga.







Snake Catcher Kiran, Must say he is a very Daring guy !!