Indians For Guns

> Hey! Wonder how many of you noticed "The Oddity" in Moin's first photograph of the guy painting the "GOOD Hair Cutting"....
> Have you????
> Did you notice that the painter is starting with the last alphabet "N" of the word SALOON????
> This painter probably is well versed with writing "Urdu" which he has nonchalantly applied to writing/painting English
> Moin - if that's another reason why you captured the image - hats off
Briha

Thanks sir... th letters are generally stenciiled on the white background... i guess he started with the letter N of the saloon as Good Haircutting would have dried by the ti.e be reached S. Thank you so much for the appreciation.

kumarnishith,
so you are a doctor,thats nice to know.the tonga and the tomb picture are superb.
moin yours is like an art.
keep posting friends.
regards
dr.jk

Awesome pics guys!

Dr. that tonga pic is superb! And your pups are so cute!

Moin, a small suggestion - if you could add an identifier watermark or something which Doc Nishith has done. More so since you take a lot of portraits.

And yes..... that knife pic is the best of the lot!!

Moin. wrote: Gear used is a modest battered Nikon D90 with a 50mm 1.8 and an occasionally used Tamron 17-50 f2.8 lense....
Regards
Moin

Moin,
> Please don't put your modesty & the 'modesty' of your battered Nikon D90 in the same basket
> Remember 'Cartier Bresson' - his all time immaculate B/W portraits were shot with his 'modest' pre-war Leica using 50mm lens
> It's the person behind the camera, whose critical eye & imagination evaluates the possibility of capturing an image that tells a story....
> Once this is in place, the next is to use the available light, frame the right composition, catch the moment that compels one to write a 1000 words about it
> Its not about aim & shoot - but to compose & create an image that leaves a lasting impression....
> Go through the moments captured by the all time greats like Cartier Bresson, Ansel Adams, Yousef Karsh, Eric Meola, Richard Avedon, Alfed Eisendat ....
> After all 'Photography' means 'Painting by Light'....
Keep creating
Briha

Thanks a lot for the compliments essdee sir & Dr. Jayakumar sir ..The tonga picture got cropped while uploading..you can see the complete picture here..

http://s1137.photobucket.com/user/kumar ... ort=3&o=14

If you concentrate you can also make out the faint figure of a horse standing beside the tonga

-Nishith

Now that you mention it, I can see the horse! Photographs, as in the old days, are meant to be printed and not seen on a 15" lappie screen with multiple reflections!!

Is that big bolt action gun yours?

essdee1972 wrote:Is that big bolt action gun yours?

No sir..But that shotgun has already been discussed in detail here...

http://www.indiansforguns.com/viewtopic ... 11&t=21258

-Nishith

One of the award winning photographs - cited by Sanctuary Magazine...

The composition & timing are absolutely brilliant!!!!
Briha

A lot depend on your budget & intended use. Both Canon & Nikon offer excellent DSLR bodies & lenses.

-Nishith

Very nice pics...thanks for sharing.

some of mine....

herb nice pictures, but why shoot at such high ISO the entry level sensors are out of breath by ISO400.

Beautiful pics ! Loved the gun & light house pic. Here are few more images captured by me in the recent past...

Pied Kingfisher, SGPGI, Lucknow



Jackal Pair, SGPGI, Lucknow



Mottled Wood Owl, SGPGI, Lucknow



White Rumped Vulture (Critically Endangered sps), Suhelwa WLS, Uttar Pradesh



Black Kite, SGPGI, Lucknow



Painted Grasshopper, SGPGI, Lucknow




-Nishith

Kumarnishith you got a lovey collection of species, whatever composition you execute succeeds better if you leave some breathing space around the subject.I have observer that the tighter composition is more favored among western photographers which is not exact fit for natural history.