[Shripad]

Here are some of the pics i took @ GOA.
Hope you guys like it. Those wanting 4:3 versions of these wallpapers please post here.
Will post some more today evening.

[Anish]

^ Why the hell dint you PM me that you were coming down

[Shripad]

Originally Posted by Anish

^ Why the hell dint you PM me that you were coming down

I wasnt alone

[Udit]

1280x1024 needed here

[TheMask]

er.. when i saw GOA, i thot this was abot some noo game..

BTW, panaromic view?

[Striker10]

Originally Posted by Udit

1280x1024 needed here

yeah me too

thanks Funky

[Shripad]

Here are 4:3 versions. I have made them at 1600x1200 so it will be useful for all 4:3 resolutions.

[Udit]

4:3 is for CRT Monitors

we LCD owners need 5:4 (1280x1024) & 16:10 (1680x1050 & 1920x1200)

[Hacker]

Originally Posted by TheMask

er.. when i saw GOA, i thot this was abot some noo game..

Same here.

[Chaos]

Hehe nice pics! why not create a photography thread? Anyway here's a pic of a place where I was living the last week

[Nikhil]

And where was tht Chaos ?

[Chaos]

Taj Garden Resort Madurai. Beautiful place, sad service .

[chic_magnet]

aaah the sun sand and the surf!! nice pics there funky!!

[superczar]

while we qare on the topic of widescreen pics, here is an super ultra wide one though if doubt if anyone ca use this as a wallpaper

The pics were taken with a very long exposure, 7-8 secs IIRC and the streaks you see in the sky are planes that flew
through that distance during the xposure with the intermittent bright dots being from when the winglights flash

Also, since the original was too large and since imageshack doesn't accept anything over 1.5MB, I had to lower down the jpeg quality and break the image in two

I'll upload the original on fileshack or somewhere if anyone is interested in it


(Part A)

(part B)

[superczar]

Here is another pic that has been a featured pic on India on Wikipedia


AND here is another I am mighty proud coz quite a few folks refuse to believe its not a stock photo till I point out the Desi excise label on the bottle cap