The Photography Thread !

[Sandy]

Awesome :O

 

[vinaycm]

Camera: Sigma SD10
Lens: Sigma 70-300mm
Exposure: 1/40
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 300 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Exposure Bias: 0

 

[ANP !!!]

Sunset of today..

Half shots with kit lens, some with Sigma 70 - 300mm.

I reached this place late so I missed most of the beautiful formations (Sun hiding behind the clouds), It was incredibly beautiful to watch when I was in the car reaching the beach. But somehow I was late.

Posting small images for limited bandwidth users.

Full Resolution pics: Sunsets - a set on Flickr

 

[thexfactor]

Awesome pics guys ... makes me wanna get a SLR soon

 

[Metalspree]

Hi ANP amazing pics out there.:O

@vinaycm the dragon fly looks sweet ,repped u .Its my wallpaper.

 

[-D.Payne-]

@ANP: Very very nice set. Love the 2nd, the one with the crow and the last one.

BUT, you're missing out on little detail or the other in each shot. The 2nd one could do with straightening and the composition in both the crow-shot and the last one is just a bit off.

*Just* short of perfection.

 

[vinaycm]

Thanxxxx for the comments guyz..

Here's the original full resolution pic of that dragonfly:

4shared.com - photo sharing - download image DSC_5439.JPG

 

[vinaycm]

Camera: Nikon D40
Exposure: 1/60
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 55 mm
ISO Speed: 400
Exposure Bias: 0

Full res img: 4shared.com - photo sharing - download image DSC_5075.JPG

 

[Keane 16]

Love the second photo ANP.

 

[_pappu_]

@ANP

you are my wallpaper

 

[arnab_saha]

great pics there ANP

 

[yasirsk]

Seeing all these photographs makes me want to click more and more pics... btw here is one pic that i clicked...

I call this one "Innocence"

Camera: Canon Powershot A720IS

 

[ANP !!!]

Thanks a lot guys

@ANP: Very very nice set. Love the 2nd, the one with the crow and the last one.

BUT, you're missing out on little detail or the other in each shot. The 2nd one could do with straightening and the composition in both the crow-shot and the last one is just a bit off.

*Just* short of perfection.

Thanks man, these are straight out of the camera JPEGs no PP done, also they are JPEGs basic (the lowest JPEG quality), I have the RAW but I don't want to ruin the vibrant colors, it was really this bright orange that day. I used cloud WB to bring out the warm colors. Someone shooting sunsets/rise should always use Cloud WB.

@ANP

you are my wallpaper

Thanks, if you want 16:9 or 4:3 of any picture, you can ask me. These are 3:2.

 

[Blade_Runner]

@ANP: Where were these photos taken ?

 

[ANP !!!]

In my city.

 

[medpal]

In my city.

which beach reliance / dumas / ubhrat or some other place not in my diary

nice shots everyone :clap:

now my hands are itching to get a DSLR but family members will kill me if I go for it now

 

[yasirsk]

No feedback for my Photograph? Is it that bad ?

 

[Keane 16]

No feedback for my Photograph? Is it that bad ?

Yup, that bad.

It's actually quite nice; not the actual photograph, but the fact that it actually says a lot more than a skyline or insect.

 

[ANP !!!]

which beach reliance / dumas / ubhrat or some other place not in my diary

nice shots everyone :clap:

now my hands are itching to get a DSLR but family members will kill me if I go for it now

It dumas, man Dumas was looking like some exotic beach. Never seen dumas so beautiful, they are now cleaning the mess over there too.

More sunsets.

16:10 full size: Sun rest after brighting us for a day. on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Camera: Nikon D40

Exposure: 0.01 sec (1/100)

Aperture: f/5.0

Focal Length: 18 mm

Exposure: +1.15

ISO Speed: 200

Exposure Bias: 0 EV

 

[yasirsk]

Yup, that bad.

It's actually quite nice; not the actual photograph, but the fact that it actually says a lot more than a skyline or insect.

Thanks for the support... :clap: And can u please provide input, so that I may improve...

Here is another one... It's called the Burning Desire !

Shot using Canon A720IS

A bit of Photoshop to increase the saturation...