The Photography Thread !

JMak · Oct 27, 2022

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Happy Deepawali

DentFuse · Nov 12, 2022

Taken on my phone.

aquaticbullet · Nov 13, 2022

The Bath
Vivo X70 Pro

sauravghosh · Nov 13, 2022

Random shots from places in Mumbai (Dadar and Ghatkopar). Taken with Pixel 2 XL, and still better than many 2022 flagships, lmao.

My first visit in the city. Thanks to my mother for getting the unspeakable disease and giving me an opportunity to see the beauty of other cities :/ Life's changed permanently now.

kalph09 · Nov 13, 2022

Sunset at Lonavala

Pimpom · Nov 13, 2022

sauravghosh said:
Random shots from places in Mumbai (Dadar and Ghatkopar). Taken with Pixel 2 XL, and still better than many 2022 flagships, lmao.

My first visit in the city. Thanks to my mother for getting the unspeakable disease and giving me an opportunity to see the beauty of other cities :/ Life's changed permanently now.

I'm truly sorry to hear that your mother got the disease. I've also visited Mumbai several times for the same reason. The first time was in 1993 when my elder brother was diagnosed with cancer of the throat. The city was still called Bombay then. The last time was in 2008 when my nephew got the same accursed disease.

At least I got to know the main parts of the city in half a dozen visits, each lasting from a week to a month. I loved roaming around Lamington Road picking up electronic parts and instruments for my work. I'll post some of my photos when I have time to dig them up.

One thing that sticks in my mind is that, except for the senior doctors, the staff of Tata cancer hospital were incredibly rude.

cattynip · Nov 13, 2022

image name: phonecall
location: manali

Emrebel · Nov 14, 2022

Little late for diwali. Post-processing in Snapseed

cattynip · Nov 19, 2022

Thought I'd post another picture
Device: Redmi K20 Pro, circa 2020

asingh · Nov 20, 2022

Alpha 6000 | Aperture Priority f/6.3 1/320s 173mm ISO400 [E SONY 55-210mm F4.5-6.3 OSS]
Location: Mussoorie

astrono_me · Nov 22, 2022

I just published a video tutorial on how to process a Milky Way image using Lightroom, Photoshop and Luminosity masks. You can find the video on YouTube:

This 30 minute video is a distillation of all my years of learning! I recommend watching it on a big monitor using headphones because that will make it easy to follow. You can post your questions if any, here. I will try and answer them.