Indians For Guns

kshitij wrote:

dr.jayakumar wrote:we where tracking this tiger for nearly an hour and finally saw this beauty.there wasn't enough light it was almost dark.
regards
dr.jk

lucky you dr.jk
Had spent many days in bandhipur but was not fortunate enough to spot any tigers. Did get to see a leopard hunt though. It happened so fast and i was so much in awe, i just completely forgot to lift the camera

All my life i been to forests throughout our country,this is the second time i could get a decent picture of a tiger.
Kshitji,you should try JLR on week days the crowd is less and have more predator movements.
regards
dr.jk

I plan to visit kabini in the coming months. Will keep the weekday advice in mind while planning.

Hi guys

i just got a D5200 and 18-140mm
just a newbie in the world of dslr's

i was planning on buying tamron 70-300mm latter
along with nikkor 35mm 1.8 or nikkor 55mm 1.8

i am from chandigarh , is there a place near by for wild life shooting?

i have only used n73, i9000 ,nexus 4 and cannon ixus100is for pics till now
heres my flickr page, its not as impressive as you guys
https://www.flickr.com/photos/anonymusneo/

Hi anonymuneo,
> Nice pics you have there!!!!!
> Keep them coming
Briha

Thanks,

this is as close i get to wild life

https://flic.kr/p/qh1V2d by anonymusneo, on Flickr

I shot an Angry Bird

dr.jayakumar wrote:dr.Nishith,
you pictures are too good.what photoshop do you use.
regards
dr.jk

Thanks for appreciation Dr. Jayakumar
I generally edit all my picture using Canon Digital photo Professional software! Occasionally, I do use Snapseed or Pixlr Express to give finishing touch to my images.


-Nishith

Here are few of recent pics taken by me during my recent trip to Jurong Bird Park, Singapore. (couple of images have been taken in Wild!!) Camera: canon 60D, lens: canon 55-250mm. Critique and comments are welcome


Cosmos



Owl




Whistling Teal







Pekin Duck















-Nishith

anonymusneo wrote:Hi guys

i just got a D5200 and 18-140mm
just a newbie in the world of dslr's

i was planning on buying tamron 70-300mm latter
along with nikkor 35mm 1.8 or nikkor 55mm 1.8

i am from chandigarh , is there a place near by for wild life shooting?

i have only used n73, i9000 ,nexus 4 and cannon ixus100is for pics till now
heres my flickr page, its not as impressive as you guys
https://www.flickr.com/photos/anonymusneo/

great pictures friend.you are no amateur.the bird looks really angry.
regards
dr.jk

Got interested in photography about a year back. Wanted the Fujifilm HS 50 EXR and sized the opportunity when it was launched in India.
Decent camara, especially for people who get confused about lenses (typical me)

Here are a few photos I took. Please do excuse ant flaws. Still trying to improve

big daddy nice pictures.keep sharing.
regards
dr.jk

Kumarnishith » Wed Dec 31, 2014 7:24 pm
Here are few of recent pics taken by me during my recent trip to Jurong Bird Park, Singapore. (couple of images have been taken in Wild!!) Camera: canon 60D, lens: canon 55-250mm. Critique and comments are welcome

Kumar...as expected from you...superb compositions + fine detaiiling
Keep sharing buddy.....
Briha

Big Daddy » Tue Jan 06, 2015 1:43
Got interested in photography about a year back. Wanted the Fujifilm HS 50 EXR and sized the opportunity when it was launched in India.
Decent camera, especially for people who get confused about lenses (typical me)
Here are a few photos I took. Please do excuse any flaws. Still trying to improve

Great going Big Daddy
A few suggestions....
1. Pay attention to overall lighting of the subject...
2. Try & catch decisive moments engaged by the subject....
3. If your shots are handheld...try using a tripod....
> Keep them coming pal....
Briha

dr.jayakumar wrote: great pictures friend.you are no amateur.the bird looks really angry.
regards
dr.jk

lol thanks

updated a few more https://www.flickr.com/photos/anonymusneo/

@bigdaddy those parrots would look really nice up close

Hi,

here are only selected shots that i upload

https://500px.com/sherrsinghaz