Another one from the same garden as earlier butterfly shot..
Monday, February 15, 2010
Melting Down
Just realized that landscapes look great with 18 mm (even with 10 mm for those with big budgets) but only a 300mm lens can capture the sun "football size" melting down in the sea.
This one captured on west coast of India (Ganpatipule, Maharahstra)... the white patch at the bottom is clean-white-wet sand reflecting sunlight)
This was a virgin private beach attached to the "Tranquility" resort where i was put up for 3 days...
tranquillitybeachresort.com/
(not advertising.. but its totally WORTH it if you are not in a hurry!)
(humm.. just realized that i am starting to write blogs below the photos :D)
Joy
This is my son and my sister-in-law having ball of a time on Ganpatipule beach in Konkan (India).
Yes.. i made them jump a few times till i got both of them in air at the same time.. and they did not mind giving as many shots i need.. they were just enjoying it!
Explored: Feb 15, 2010 #17
You Beauty
My first "meaningful" upload with the new 70-300mm apo-dg sigma macro lens!! Believe me its worth every rupee (or dollar or any other currency) you spend..
This one is at full 300 mm with macro mode on. Captured in my friend's garden in Ratnagiri (Konkan) India.
Look large to see the texture on the eye of the butterfly.. simply superb!
(i know its too much self praise.. but actually i am just amazed with the lens quality)
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Holding on to Food!!
we hold food in the hand, the bee holds on to its food while it collects the honey!!
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Pink on Green
Nice pink flowers and shooting green buds.. same scene as my last "bee" shot with title Attractions!
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