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Wauw cool pics:) Interesting angle used in the first photo from the snake :D

Cheers
 
Is the bridge in the pic Laxman Jhula in India ?

If so, I am just waiting for my chance to get there soon with my new D40 (first DSLR). !!!

Thanks for sharing the pics.
 
Robin G said:
Wauw cool pics:) Interesting angle used in the first photo from the
snake :D

Cheers
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Thanks Robin. This was taken at Haridwar and this guy with the snake was walking away from me. I with the 18-55mm was able to take only 3 pics running after him. This was the only one that i liked.

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Sony H2, D40, 18-55 VR, 50 1.8
 
mageshh said:
Is the bridge in the pic Laxman Jhula in India ?

If so, I am just waiting for my chance to get there soon with my new
D40 (first DSLR). !!!

Thanks for sharing the pics.
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Yes the pic is of the Laxman Jula. Hope you get the chance soon. If you need any info about the place..how to go, when to go , etc you can email me at [email protected]. Would be happy to help you..

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Sony H2, D40, 18-55 VR, 50 1.8
 
Thanks Dez. nice to have a comment from you.

Strangely in a separate portal I had posted the same pics and 5 of 6 liked only the 2nd picture. Such a great difference in taste :-)).

Thank you all for your comments. Motivates me to try some more.
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Sony H2, D40, 18-55 VR, 50 1.8
 
I really like this one - what a variety of emotions, not just from the individual subjects in the frame, but also from the variety as a combined whole - the motorcycle, the two men, the fence all lend to a great image because of their different expressions... to make one wonderful portrayal of the sum.... IMO :-)

I added more comments under this picture ;-), these are thoughts on some very nice captures.

Thanks for sharing!


  1. 1 - This is nice and and a pleasure to look at, in other words, nice composition and feeling, but also not very interesting.
  1. 2 - I find myself squinting trying to get the people in focus, which of course they're not, and then don't want to see the bolt and nut in focus because I find the people much more interesting and wanting more detail in the people...
  1. 3 - IMO, too centered, and too much sharpening, a little adjustment and could be a great capture IMO.
  1. 5 - Interesting face, but too many distractions I think. An uncomfortable close-up I think would work nicely here.
Again, very nice, and thanks for sharing!

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Albert-O
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http://www.berto.zenfolio.com

 
Albert - Thank you very much. The comments you put in for each pic will help me take better pics the next time i bring the viewfinder in front of my eye..thanks a lot..it really helps..
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Sony H2, D40, 18-55 VR, 50 1.8
 
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