The ferry from Gateway to Alibagh is a good one to practice some flight shots.
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Nikon D3, 300mm 2.8 VR, ISO2000, 1/1600, F5 , Ev +1
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Nikon D3, 300mm 2.8 VR, ISO3200, 1/2000, F5 , Ev +1
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Nikon D3, 300mm 2.8 VR, ISO3200, 1/2500, F5 , Ev +1
All pics Nikon D3 , 300mm 2.8 VR , Handheld, No crop, minimal processing.
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Alibagh from Ramdhaneshwar ( Blazing Noon sun !)
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You are simply amazing. went through your site and apart from your excellent pics also read some of your jargon ridden coments on the science of photography. I am really impressed and proud of you. It is good that you have this magnificent obsession. This will stand you in good stead throughout your life. This will keep you happy, healthy and I am sure you will one day willbecome world renowned although you care least about it. The credit goes no less to Manju who encourages with full involvement without cribbing.
Merry chritmas and happy new year.
Our best wishes and blessings.
Appa & Amma
Hi Krishnan
I am Priyam Malhotra. I came just stumbled upon your blog as i searched bird
photography on Google. I really want to tell you that i was just speechless
after going through it. You bird photographs, that tiger which was published
in the jetlite magazine all of them just amazing!!! Truely simply love your
work… Was so impressed that i browsed through every page of yours from the
first post when you used Sigma 50-500mm to the lates when u have a D3 with
300mm + TC … All of your photographs are superb. I am myself trying to
learn photography and am really just pulled towards wildlife. You
photographs are portray the amazing wildlife of India. The Tiger and the
Lizard Hug are my favorite shots.. Keep up the great work and keep updating
the blog with more content.