Indians For Guns

Friends, to me a lot of this talk ia a bouncer. All i know is 'point at the object and press the button'.

But its good to know theres a lot of knowledgable members present.

Koi humari bhi photo le lo.

i totally agree with manish sir , my one camera sony vx2100 3ccd got damaged a bit due to fungus on lens i bought it for 1,80,000 rs sold it for 95,000 recently in working condition .. now i use silica gel .. and thanks a lot lucky luke...... ure absolutely right we have to maintain both aperature and shutter speed to get the perfect results out of the camera... yes hs10 is the best camera i have used till now ... its my dslr yes it supports raw files extension *.raf
some more here

nikon p100 macro mode

nikon p 100

nikon p 100

nikon p 100

caught in the spiders net nikon p 100

-8 sec shutter speed nikon p100

nikon p 100 macro mode tip of a hibiscus flower

nikon p 100 at moring 5:30 am

nikon p 100

my room nikon p100

red tailed bulbul fujifilm hs10

house sparrow fujifilm hs10

red tailed bulbul pic 2 fujifilm hs10

fujifilm hs10 super macro mode without lens

raynox dcr250 super macro lens unboxing

fujifilm hs10 and photoshop cs3

first picture with raynox dcr 250 attached

cameras view raynox dcr 250

raynox dcr 250 unboxing

moon at evening fujifilm hs10

white breasted kingfisher fujifilm hs10

white breasted kingfisher 2 fujifilm hs10

out of focus but still means a lot to me red hummingbird fujifilm hs10

picking up the dogs hair for its nest fujifilm hs10

fujifilm hs10

coconut sony dsc h20

flower sony dsc h20

night shot -15 sec exposure sony dsc h20

sony dsc h20 and photoshop cs3 the moon is a photoshop work

dsc h20 and photoshop cs3

dsc h20 and photoshop cs 3

dsc h20

dsc h20 midnight 12:15 am -30 sec exposure makes night day

sony dsc h20 first picture clicked

nikon d3000 sivasagar borpukhuri hdr 11 shot nef raw files later merged on photomatix

my camera fujifilm hs10

common housefly 2 macro fujifilm hs10 and raynox dcr 250

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Whitetail Deer


Hummingbirds


Mommy Wolf spider carrying babies


TIGERS!!!

Thanks fantumfan, Lucky Luke, Mark for your valubale contributions, please keep em coming. Here are a few of my own;

Hello,
Can anyone name this bird? Recently photographed along with the red vented bulbul.

hvj1

Congrats on pic #1. You have thrown the backgound outof focus (blurred) which helps in the subject attracting attention of viewers of the picture. Nice one.

M.

hvj1 wrote:Thanks fantumfan, Lucky Luke, Mark for your valubale contributions, please keep em coming. Here are a few of my own;

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hvj1

Can't help you with the id'ing but this is a very good picture.

M.

hvj1 wrote:Hello,
Can anyone name this bird? Recently photographed along with the red vented bulbul.

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Thanks fantumfan, but to be honest I dont know how I managed to blur it!

hvj1

http://www.dslrtips.com/workshops/How_t ... ield.shtml

Cheers

M.

improving very fast hvj1 great pictures ..
lower the fvalue to mimimum while zooming will make the background blur

Spotted and clicked 4 different species in the garden near where I live in the capital.

Eurasian Collared Dove Streptopelia decaocto



Laughing Dove Streptopelia senegalensis



Yellow-footed Green Pigeon Treron phoenicoptera . Thanks guys...



Sharpness is not as per my liking. I had to pan as they were just not keeping still.
All images cropped, resized and sharpened a bit.

Last one is Emerald Dove I think...

Can't put off decision to buy a good bird recognition guide anymore. Please suggest me a good one. Thanks in advance.

M.

If I am nto wrong that is Yellow-footed Green Pigeon (Treron phoenicoptera), its also called Hariyal in Haryana.

-Inder

Thanks Tas, for the encouragement, I have taken Brihacharan and advice from you/fnatumfan and started reading up on 'composing a photograph'. In the last picture, three element of composition are incorporated - texture(light), diagonals and grid 2x2. But after taking a photograph, I feel my heart flip or skip in excitement and I know that I have taken a good shot!
Fantumfan,
No need to purchase any book, just go this site:www.kolkatabirds.com/birdsind.htm
Regards

-- Sat Aug 14, 2010 8:09 pm --

kanwar76 wrote:If I am nto wrong that is Yellow-footed Green Pigeon (Treron phoenicoptera), its also called Hariyal in Haryana.

-Inder

It is the Treron phoenicoptera- Green pigeon, hariyal and you will concur - a great delicacy!

hvj1

Thanks. Very useful site. ID'ed all the three. Incidentally Green Pigeon is a State Bird of Maharashtra, thats from a very learned friend.

M.

hvj1 wrote:
Fantumfan,
No need to purchase any book, just go this site:www.kolkatabirds.com/birdsind.htm
Regards

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