Couldn't really help capturing this view.
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Perspective
A different angle. Depicts pride, focus and attention. Heads are held high, aligned vision. A different perception altogether. I liked this one. Guess it would have been better had I covered Varun's face too within the frame, which I left out unintentionally.
Colours
Enjoy the vivid colours of a busy morning at Dashashwamedh Ghat. Another version of this pic is what you shall soon come across.
Sepia
A normal picture would excite you by way of it's variant and vivid colours that you would find in it. This one, however, seems to sooth you down, contrary to the warming effect of sepia. It depicts as if the subjects have lost their energy, their individuality. They're miscible. They've grown comparable in terms of their energy. They seem to have been hybridized.
Placid
The water of the Ganges is placid, with the three children making their bests to spread ripples. I liked this view. The sun had grown intense. The boats were all stationary and their random alignment looked good.
Silhouette
A nice object to put up against the sun. Even the most gross things look beautiful against light, when all that is visible of them is silhouette.
Lost
The sepia mode. All you can see is parabolic white light and no sun in it. A requested pic for myself.
Sunrise
The rise of the sun. Beautiful indeed. Mark the shades of light an early morning sun puts up. Mark the periphery of the upper half of the sun diffusing into yellow light. Mark the periphery of it's lower half still clearly visible against orange light. Mark the reflection of the sun in the water. Mark a weed growing somewhere in between the river. Mark a bird in lower right corner. They're all building blocks to a good flick.
Pre-rise
A sunrise awaited at Assi Ghat, Varanasi. I was trying to capture something good. This one came up. Although the clarity isn't satisfactory, it presents nice shades of purple, pink and violet. Thanks to the Dawn mode.
And the light shone
Ray of hope, door to enlightenment, doorway to Heaven, into the light, optimism, pursuit of happiness - whatever you can think of.
Candid moods
Candid pose. Let's not ruffle the people. Natural poses are better than deliberate ones. What? You find it analogous to something you read in The Tao of Physics?
Warmed
The Masjid, Bara Imambara. I've had nice experience of photo shooting in sepia mode. It warms up the pic. Being opposite to the sun, it wouldn't have been more beautiful in vivid colours.
Contre - jour
Contre-jour. The minaret of the Masjid, Bara Imambara. A sign-board said - "Non-muslims not allowed". But I believe photography has no bounds.
Contrasting colours
I wish the worker was closer to the setting sun. I wish I could have gotten closer without a zoom.
Sunset colours
An attempt to capture the evening sun and the cloud patterns it highlighted. Failed, seemingly.
Cse lobby
Clicked sometime after Holi (mark the mud-stained palm print). Myself, Shanky, Jain and Bhajji were reflecting on random things sitting outside my room in the lobby, which seemed deserted.
Diagonalization
Yeah! Yeah! I know it's a good-for-nothing pic. I just wanted to construct a diagonal after all.
Aao. Aao.
Ever since I fed them some leftover namkeen I had brought from home, they identified me and my room, and kept striking back for two consecutive days, both in my presence and absence, even to the extent of alighting on my computer table even when I would be sitting inside !
Nandi Hills, Bangalore
This view was panoramic, comparable to the one I had seen online while sitting in my cube in Cisco. A beautiful weather complemented it.
Watch your steps folks !
I liked this snap from the very moment I clicked it. Seems Aditya and Shashank are stepping into no ground. All that is visible is too low.
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