A Tiger caught on camera during a Jungle Safari in Nagzira National Park. The photos are from my archives which i had forgot to upload.
Watch tower
A watch tower standing tall near a umbrella shaped tree in a large open plain covered with tall grass.
Oops! I was about to fall
A colorful insect about size of a thumb, walking on a shrub just missed his rear leg during his shoot.
Count them All..
Lots of butterflies, all grounded may be trying to get some minerals from the soil :) don't know exactly, but there was a flock of them coming to these particular spot.
Fountain Pool
A fountain pool which was all dried up except at the end where i could found some water. I entered in the dry pool and took a shot with my cam rested on the bed rocks. The photo was processed for shadows and highlights, which overall gave it a HDR look.
Happy Day! : Explored
A usual yellow flower (called Yellow Gerbera thanks Tarique :) ) with an unusual shot angle.
Up Up and Away...
A black bee in take off.. Not at all as good as as i would have liked it to. It will be a good "compare to" control picture when i am able to take a decent shot. Looks good in a thumbnail though :)
Red- Vented Bulbul (Pycnonotus cafer)
Determine that the thing can and shall be done, and then we shall find the way.
-Abraham Lincoln
Solitude
...inside myself is a place where you live all alone and that's where you renew your springs that never dry up.
Pearl S. Buck:
Serene : Explored
Does it not give a feeling of calmness when you look at this beauty created by nature!
Shot @ botanical garden, Nagpur.
Looking for Satellite Reception
Roger there... two flowers looks like some satellite dish receptors :)
What are they tracking?
Really came out nice with good colors.
Shot @ botanical garden, Nagpur
Ready to fly!
I loved the way this came through.It was overcast with harsh sunlight. I love the way the details on the petals came up. The flower appears to be overjoyed and gearing up to fly!!
Shot @ botanical garden, Nagpur
Yellow/Orange Flower
A radial blur effect was applied to the background to hide the distracting things. The effect enhanced the overall look too.
Monsoon Glory
With the arrival of the monsoons, its all green every where, and its so pleasing to the eyes. Its giving new life to each and every one without any discrimination. The above is a shot of common weed that has sprung back to life with the arrival of monsoon.
Band of Butterflies
Caught 4 butterflies in the same frame . I was trying to get one in a flight mode, got almost three and in a very nice sequence as well. Lucky me. :)
Grass Blade
A grass blade.
Had a very hard time trying to auto focus on a single blade.. finally resorted on manual one and was done in few seconds :) Another photography lesson.
Harmony
A flower and insect together, struggling to keep the nature's balance unlike we humans.
Shot @ botanical garden, Nagpur.
An OOB Experiment on the flower
An OOB (Out Of Bounds) Experiment on the flower. Hope you like it.
Flower shot @ botanical garden, Nagpur.
Bird Popping Out
This is my very first attempt on OOB (Out Of Bound) concept on a photo. Its not that clean as i would have wished for, but its great overall considering the first attempt and my overall use of PS :P
With this new concept i will now have a eye on subjects while shooting which can fit this effect
Bird shot @ botanical garden, Nagpur.
Watching the Bee pass by...
I was taking this shot from bottom to top with sun in the backdrop, after i clicked it to my surprise i saw a bee also captured in it which was passing over the shrub.
Shot @ botanical garden Nagpur
Mini Rose
Its a very tiny rose of about 1cm in diameter, and is in full bloom. Some of the leaves i found were bigger than the actual rose :)
Shot @ botanical garden Nagpur.
Glowing Rose
It appeared a very simple photo when i shot, but when i took it on my PC for some adjustments, i noticed a soft glow around the flower, which made it special.
Shot @ the botanical garden, Nagpur
Golden Dragon(fly)
This beauty was all gold under the golden sun rays
Shot @ the botanical garden, Nagpur
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