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i think the effects hav come out okay on this! its always difficult to click during crowded situations lik this i guess..so good capture anyways…
liked the black n white blurrd effect of ur previos pic, the child and the bird one..!
Rakshith : Thanks Anoop. I liked the way it turned out too. Plus, I was happy the way the expressions have come out.
And yes, the girl and bird photo – I liked the whole mood of the picture; because it tried to say something.
love this pic! especially all d mood n the expressions in the photo… u know, the way they r all gripped by this religious fervour..:) also like the way it has conveyed it all to b in motion…
Rakshith : Thank you. That is one of the main reasons I liked this photo too.. the way the expressions were caught in the frame. Well, actually it could hve been better; but, I guess, may be it’ll come out better if I take a similar photo again sometime.
Good one.The photo came in the natural way and you have done it very well.
Rakshith : Thank you, Hari. Ya, considering the early morning low light setting, this photo has been able to portray the scene pretty well, and in a pretty natural way too.
I wonder what equipment was used. If the lens had been able to control the light and brought about detailing in the expressions at the background this could have been a great picture. The effort was good. I wish I had been there. There was good scope for great pictures.
Rakshith : This photo was taken when I was in the crowd and so, I could not use the tripod. Also, the lighting conditions weren’t so great. However, as you say, with a camera more advanced than my Kodak DX 7590 and with a bit more effective customization, this would have been an even better photo. Yes, even I wish to explore such settings a bit more now, so that I can apply few of my photographic experiments in these conditions and hope for improved results.
Thursday, January 29th 2009 at 2:17 am |
i think the effects hav come out okay on this! its always difficult to click during crowded situations lik this i guess..so good capture anyways…
liked the black n white blurrd effect of ur previos pic, the child and the bird one..!
Rakshith : Thanks Anoop. I liked the way it turned out too. Plus, I was happy the way the expressions have come out.
And yes, the girl and bird photo – I liked the whole mood of the picture; because it tried to say something.
Monday, February 2nd 2009 at 11:17 pm |
love this pic! especially all d mood n the expressions in the photo… u know, the way they r all gripped by this religious fervour..:) also like the way it has conveyed it all to b in motion…
Rakshith : Thank you. That is one of the main reasons I liked this photo too.. the way the expressions were caught in the frame. Well, actually it could hve been better; but, I guess, may be it’ll come out better if I take a similar photo again sometime.
Monday, February 2nd 2009 at 11:54 pm |
Good one.The photo came in the natural way and you have done it very well.
Rakshith : Thank you, Hari. Ya, considering the early morning low light setting, this photo has been able to portray the scene pretty well, and in a pretty natural way too.
Tuesday, February 3rd 2009 at 11:43 am |
I wonder what equipment was used. If the lens had been able to control the light and brought about detailing in the expressions at the background this could have been a great picture. The effort was good. I wish I had been there. There was good scope for great pictures.
Rakshith : This photo was taken when I was in the crowd and so, I could not use the tripod. Also, the lighting conditions weren’t so great. However, as you say, with a camera more advanced than my Kodak DX 7590 and with a bit more effective customization, this would have been an even better photo. Yes, even I wish to explore such settings a bit more now, so that I can apply few of my photographic experiments in these conditions and hope for improved results.