[infotech58]

Toronto Downtown as seen from Ward's Island.
No Post Processing.

[vaisakhr]

Originally Posted by infotech58

Toronto Downtown as seen from Ward's Island.
No Post Processing.

Very nice pic. Please share the exif.

[infotech58]

Originally Posted by vaisakhr

Very nice pic. Please share the exif.

Here -

Equipment - Nikon D90 & Nikkor 50mm f1.8
F-Number: f11
Exposure Time: 30"
Spot Metering
ISO 100

[clevermax]

@infotech: Nice picture.

Tilt-shifted my own way...

Tiny world

[rjstyles69]

Originally Posted by infotech58

Toronto Downtown as seen from Ward's Island.
No Post Processing.

Excellent pic pal.

Originally Posted by extreme_torque

@rjstyle -- The image is a little too saturated for my liking. Do you any other version of the same image? How about a B&W?

e_t here you go.

[preetam_KORG]

@harshal: The first and last shots are nice!

@shamik: Good pic, personally i'd have preferred a different frame though.

@infotech: Nice one bro!

@riju: Nice! I personally liked the previous one better. Just my 2 cents...

One more on similar lines: Agony...





Regards
Preetam

[pramodkumar]

Nice pic Riju.




Pramod

[shajufx]

Riju, I love the B&W than the previous one.
Preetam, this is the best I have seen from your cam till date, made my day .

A test shot of ISO-3200. Lowest light.

[clevermax]

@pramod: HDR rot at its max, please don't process them to this extent.
@shaju: Focus is off...
@riju: B/w version is not good like the color version.
@preetam: Nice framing but weird expression on his face

[preetam_KORG]

Originally Posted by shajufx

Preetam, this is the best I have seen from your cam till date, made my day .

Thank you!

Originally Posted by clevermax

@pramod: HDR rot at its max, please don't process them to this extent.

+1
The motive of HDR is not to make it magical, instead bringing it closer to the already skewed perspective of reality should be the aim. No offence bro, but even I'm learning it the hard way, so just sharing my own bitter experience.

Originally Posted by clevermax

@preetam: Nice framing but weird expression on his face

LOL
I had taken 6 shots with different backgrounds and foregrounds, but the only thing that did not change was this expression!

[pawan_pullarwar]

Originally Posted by shajufx

I spotted 2 types of kingfishers on Saturday.

How did manage to get so many kingfisher and white background?

Originally Posted by typeOnegative

Thank you.

Which camera do you use? That picture of yours was awesome. Most of the snaps here are so good, I think that Photoshop is being used somehow.

I am using Canon 400D with 3 different lens. No photoshop job or post processing.
I still have to learn it.

Originally Posted by susan3004

@pawan. That reptile looks fantastic! Couple of them from my side.

Blue one looks fantastic.

Originally Posted by susan3004

"Before the Sunrise"
Villages where electricity is still not available are pretty sedate in the dark and come out with a flury of activities on the day break.

Beautiful village shot, sunny shot would have come better.

Originally Posted by h@r$h@l

Somehow i have always loved taking sunset pics.

Sky is not pleasant in your shot. my view.

Originally Posted by infotech58

Toronto Downtown as seen from Ward's Island.
No Post Processing.

Awesome.

Originally Posted by pramodkumar

Nice pic Riju.

Attachment 417023


Pramod

Pramod, come out of HDR now.

Originally Posted by shajufx

Riju, I love the B&W than the previous one.
Preetam, this is the best I have seen from your cam till date, made my day .

A test shot of ISO-3200. Lowest light.
Attachment 417027

Here is one B&W, I clicked my colleague in office.

[rjstyles69]

Critics taken my friends. pramod whats with the upper part of the image. Try and fix that, its an eye sore.

preetam thats a nice composition dude.

[ArunV]

One from my side taken at singapore zoo

[pramodkumar]

Originally Posted by clevermax

@pramod: HDR rot at its max, please don't process them to this extent.

I realized that, the moment i got the right skin tone i wanted i stopped, i realized the sky was unreal but i ran out of patience and ideas. i showed it to misses and she said it looks nice. Lesson learned don't take female advise

Originally Posted by preetam_KORG

+1
The motive of HDR is not to make it magical, instead bringing it closer to the already skewed perspective of reality should be the aim. No offence bro, but even I'm learning it the hard way, so just sharing my own bitter experience.

I am aware of it preetam but some how i fail to believe its just to fix perspective, HDR images are like paintings and are ment to be surreal, show me one good HDR which does not look surreal.

Originally Posted by pawan_pullarwar

Pramod, come out of HDR now.

Just one last one



Guys these days when i compose a shot i kind of am looking at end results then itself, I might be on the wrong foot, but HDRs have been a great morale booster for me and i assure you i will not post a single HDR image after this one

Pramod

[Ketan]

These are a few I took during last ride to Elagiri.