The Photography Thread !
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kalph09
Level F
That was shot using an iPhone 12 Mini.
PoBoy
Level H
The main chaityagrha at Bedse Caves, near Lonavala, MH.
Caves face eastwards, so unless you are there early morning the caves are dark.
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Caves face eastwards, so unless you are there early morning the caves are dark.
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anand_mayank
Disciple
Clicked it on juhu beach, S22,
PoBoy
Level H
Bedse Caves, Kamshet, Maharashtra, India.
The entrance to the main chaityagrha; difficult to photograph due to lack of space and poor light. And, one of the surviving inscriptions above the door with English translation ( from 'Inscriptions from the cave-temples of western India' by Burgess & Pandit. 1881).
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The entrance to the main chaityagrha; difficult to photograph due to lack of space and poor light. And, one of the surviving inscriptions above the door with English translation ( from 'Inscriptions from the cave-temples of western India' by Burgess & Pandit. 1881).
Samsung GS8.
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montsa007
Level F
It looks like someone is doing welding
and sparks are falling
bssunilreddy
Level J
Exactly it seems to the eye
But yesterday I went out in rain and I saw almost same type of rain streaks
saidu
Level E
Since it is a well lit railway station, it is the refection of the light on the rain drops is giving that effectIt looks like someone is doing welding
nRiTeCh
Level N
Captured on what device & which settings?Since it is a well lit railway station, it is the refection of the light on the rain drops is giving that effect
saidu
Level E
POCO X3 mobile phone. Just on automatic mode.
Though I do have a sony a6300 with a F4 lense, this was a spontaneous capture on a mobile phone.
To those of you who are interested in taking pictures of the moon, today is your chance to take the biggest image of the moon you can take. That's because the full moon coincides with one of the closest approaches the moon makes to the earth (perigee).
Today the moon is slightly more than 357000 km from the earth as opposed to more than 406000 km when it is farthest (apogee). Unfortunately for me, the weather is cloudy and I probably won't have a chance to take a picture. I've taken shots of the full moon at perigee and apogee in the past with the same camera and lens. The difference in image size is quite noticeable.
Here's a composite graph I made earlier this year showing the earth-moon distance along with the phases of the moon. Note that this is valid only for this year.
Today the moon is slightly more than 357000 km from the earth as opposed to more than 406000 km when it is farthest (apogee). Unfortunately for me, the weather is cloudy and I probably won't have a chance to take a picture. I've taken shots of the full moon at perigee and apogee in the past with the same camera and lens. The difference in image size is quite noticeable.
Here's a composite graph I made earlier this year showing the earth-moon distance along with the phases of the moon. Note that this is valid only for this year.
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It seems no one is interested in taking pictures of the moon. BTW full moon is not the best time to take dramatic shots of the moon. The surface is too evenly lit up for interesting shadows and contrasts to come out. The point of my post was that last night was a good time to capture the biggest image possible of the moon with a given camera and lens.
The sky cleared briefly last night and I did manage to get a few shots. Here's a sample.
The sky cleared briefly last night and I did manage to get a few shots. Here's a sample.
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anand_mayank
Disciple
what equipment / devices you used? beautiful picture BTW!
kalph09
Level F
I was closely watching this news for a while. Bangalore is mostly cloudy all day long. I’ll try to get an older shot I had taken years ago using a 250mm telephoto.
alekhkhanna
Level H
Trying my hand with cameras and edits after 5 years ! Super happy to get back to the hobby.
Going for a high contrast, desaturated look.
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Going for a high contrast, desaturated look.
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Thanks, and sorry about the late reply. I don't know how I missed seeing your post earlier.
I used a Panasonic FZ1000 Mark II. In case you're not familiar with the model, it's a bridge camera, not an SLR or micro 4/3.
The settings were ISO 125, aperture f/4.0, shutter 1/640 sec., focal length 400mm equivalent.
I manipulated the brightness and contrast a bit with Irfanview. No Photoshop.