[shashanka]

Originally Posted by Durango Dude

Thank you, Navin! Every country will look as good or as bad as we want to depict it! On that note, took a joy ride with family in the newly opened squeaky clean Chennai Metro, yesterday, took some images with my iPhone 7 plus with an addon Olloclip Wide Angle Lens. Have a look.

Terrific Durango Dude! The photos look good & clean enough to eat, apart from from giving that sci-fi ambience to a humdrum everyday activity!

[M35]

Originally Posted by shashanka

Nilanjan, M35, Durango, i20ian, - thank you for this surfeit of soul food! For a layman like me, it is enough to know that I am in such august company

Originally Posted by i20ian

Congrats M35 on getting published in Nat Geo. That was a great shot!!

Originally Posted by navin_bhp

Congrats! M35. Great shot
Mahabalipuram - Chennai
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Thank you all. Lovely B&W picture there !

Originally Posted by Durango Dude

Thank you, Navin! Every country will look as good or as bad as we want to depict it!

Well said.
Loved the first image.

A recent shot of my little one !

[Durango Dude]

Originally Posted by M35

Thank you all. Lovely B&W picture there !

Well said.
Loved the first image.

A recent shot of my little one !
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Cute little fellow and a lovely image and DOF!

Originally Posted by navin_bhp

Congrats! M35. Great shot!Lovely shot of the woodpecker Durango Dude. Nice discussion going on about how India is being portrayed through pics. I wish I took more pics when I was in India to show its glory. But digging up through my pics I found some that I can share.

Lovely images, Navin! Here's a shot of a great blue heron taken this morning. Nikon D610, Tamron 150-600mm lens.

[navin_bhp]

Originally Posted by M35

Thank you all. Lovely B&W picture there !

Well said.
Loved the first image.

A recent shot of my little one !

Thanks!
Lovely shot of your Kid! Colorful and sharp!

Originally Posted by Durango Dude

Lovely images, Navin! Here's a shot of a great blue heron taken this morning. Nikon D610, Tamron 150-600mm lens.

Thanks!
Wow the bird looks perfectly like a bow and arrow.

Sharing a landscape shot I took this weekend.

[Durango Dude]

Originally Posted by navin_bhp

Thanks!
Lovely shot of your Kid! Colorful and sharp!



Thanks!
Wow the bird looks perfectly like a bow and arrow.

Sharing a landscape shot I took this weekend.

Fabulous frame on Palouse Falls! Thank you, Navin!

[M35]

Originally Posted by navin_bhp

Thanks!
Lovely shot of your Kid! Colorful and sharp

Sharing a landscape shot I took this weekend.

Thanks.
Beautiful image that. Loved the warm colors and composition.
A recently processed image captured some months ago !

[ampere]

Some very nice snaps there.

A close up of a rose

[IronH4WK]

Picture in picture



Shot on iPhone 6S

[Durango Dude]

Originally Posted by M35

Thanks.Beautiful image that. Loved the warm colors and composition.A recently processed image captured some months ago !

Awesome frame on the Eagle in flight!


Here's "A Beauty and a bee", taken with a Nikon D610, MicroNikkor 105mmf/2.8VR.

[dailydriver]

An amateur attempt; using the first generation Redmi Note. Picture taken at Birur Railway station early this morning.

[shashanka]

The pair of Shikras (?)/hawks are back again this year for the nesting, tho' a little later than expected. Lucknow, May-June, 2017

[Jeroen]

Further to our earlier discussion, Some very interesting (Indian) street photography:

http://www.olympuspassion.com/2017/0...raviraj-kande/

[Zed]

Originally Posted by Durango Dude

The same person portrays Japan so beautifully but he reserves the worst when it comes to India.

Those photographs in the link are really beautiful. Why do call this as 'the worst' ? Is it the poverty of the subjects or their surroundings deviod of trappings of progress? What stands out is the innocence, hope and happiness in the eyes of the children. This is perhaps the best of India. Dont get me wrong - I think your photographs of city streets reflecting the other reality of India are really nice

[Durango Dude]

The launch of the GSLV Mk III / GSAT 19 shot from 104 kms away, in Chennai from my open terrace. Launched from SHAR, Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh at 5.28 pm, last evening. Nikon D610/Tamron 150-600mm combo, was watching the live webcast from SHAR and went up to the terrace when the countdown reached T minus 1 minute took and few shots.

[shashanka]

A couple more of the same old, same old -