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and some views on the last snap, It is Enclosed with again!
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Can you please explain a Bit More on the above mentioned point,
and some views on the last snap, It is Enclosed with again!Last edited by L.P.; 03-27-2010, 03:55 AM." Nothing Z Forever,Except D Change "
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Beautifull picz.Originally posted by Aryan View PostA few photographs, from my end.
The Twins...
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Lovely shot. Perfect light and composition. Love the texture of the cobbled path. Would have been better if the tower would not have been cut off like that. (IMO!)Originally posted by budding_biker View Posti captured this during my agra trip...
A very mediocre shot IMO. Improper lighting - look at the shadows under the eyes and the neck. Subject seems a bit bored. The dress is washed out. Grainy. The white thing at lower left corner is distracting. In short, nothing interesting in the shot to salvage the pic. On the top of that it's in b/w which does not add anything to this pic.Originally posted by L.P. View Post
That is what I feel. Feel free to agree or disagree.Your biking tells a lot about the person you are!Comment
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Abhijeet: If Would not accept the critique I would Not have posted it here, But infact if this would have been taken with a flash it wud have come better.Originally posted by abhijeet080808 View Post
Regarding She getting bored,it was her first time posing,May be because of that.
B&W has surely not brought anything better.
Many Thanks for the lovely Critique!
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@LP: I mean that your sony camera seems like an ultra zoom one, something like with 10+ optical zoom.
@abhijeet: Man that was some serious critique, you almost sounded like a pro.
I would like to see some work of yours too, though i have seen some of your photos here earlier but they were very very generic. So do post some of your latest work.Comment
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No, I am no pro!Originally posted by BANDHAV View Post
Just appreciate good shots. Maybe I will have something nice to show in the future.
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some more...
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The Canon EF 50mm f1.8II at work, wide open!
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Originally posted by Aryan View PostA few photographs, from my end.
awesome picture aryan da.LAuGh tHe WorLD lAughS wIth yoU,..WeeP YoU WeEp AloNE..Comment
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@Aryan - The first pic is stunning. Nice colour contrast. BTW, what is it? An earring? A stack of books? Mysterious!
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I know how badly you want it, Bandhav. I am sure someday soon, we will suddenly, out of the blue see some amazing bokeh shots from you.Originally posted by BANDHAV View Post
A small box of jewelery.Originally posted by abhijeet080808 View Post@Aryan - The first pic is stunning. Nice colour contrast. BTW, what is it? An earring? A stack of books? Mysterious!
@kaus: Thank you.
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Absolutely! The following few landscape photographs were clicked using the very "downgraded" (people DO look at the 18-55mm that way) Canon EF-S 18-55mm f3.5-f5.6 kit lens:Originally posted by BANDHAV View PostTill then bolo baba 18-55 ki jai.
The following are some macro photographs
V for victory - the tip of a grass.
These two macros were the very first macro photographs I shot when I got my Canon EF 100mm macro lens; hence, these would always remain close to my heart.
This last landscape shot that I am posting was clicked using a Sony DSC T-100 P&S camera.
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