Like a diamond............

The brightest and the biggest moon of the year.......
Thankfully the clouds didnt cover this spectacle in Bangalore.
Taken at full zoom with a shutter speed of 1/50s, F8.0 and spot metering.

R-E-D !!!!!!!

Took this shot from my home.. Was taken at an aperture of F3.5 and shutter speed of 1/50 s. No post processing was done on the image except adding the border in GIMP. Black background in the image was attained by under exposing the image and by using spot metering as the metering mode.Also there was considerable light amount difference between foreground and the background.

Welcome to this world............

A shot of a flowerbud from Lalbagh, Bangalore.
Taken @ 1/160s and F 2.7 in super macro mode. Border added in GIMP

Music to our ears.........

A macro shot of an IPOD earbud taken @ 1/4s,F 3.5 and centre weighted average metering mode.

Bokeh effect

Nothing great in this photo except the Bokeh effect.

Bokeh is a photographic term referring to distorted out of focus areas in an image produced by the camera lens.

The picture was taken at F3.5,12x zoom and a shutter speed of 1/30s

Pride of the jungle....

Mysore zoo
Originally uploaded by Sathyajith P P

A shot from Mysore zoo at 12x optical zoom ,3.5 aperture and centre weighted average metering mode.

HDR Photograph

Originally uploaded by Sathyajith P P

HDR or Hgh dynamic range photography is the hot topic of discussion in any photography forums now-a-days. so i thought why not try my hands on this.... Heres the result.

An HDR image is created using any of the photo editing softwares such as photomatix or photoshop.


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No turning back !!!

Infosys-Mysore
Originally uploaded by Sathyajith P P

This one was taken during a visit to Infosys mysore campus along with 3 of my friends (whom you can spot in the background), and as the title suggests theres no turning back for us . The only way ahead is to move forward.

Do i find something in here......

Macro shot of a Butterfly..
Originally uploaded by Sathyajith P P

Well after around 3 months of experimentation with my Canon powershot S3IS. Here is a decent picture (Which i think).

Had to wait for around 10 minutes to capture this guy. The picture was taken in super macro mode of S3IS....... and after taking this pic i found that its really a big challenge to capture living objects