Tadoba

Dear Readers,
               Last year our class went to Tadoba as a school trip. We saw amazing things. There were so many tigers and lot's of birds. Some of the people even saw a tiger at arm's distance. It was all a very amazing experience.I clicked a lot of pics there and many of tigers but the tiger pics came out extremely grainy and it was horrible so I have posted only 1 pic of tigers.

I clicked these photos on RAW so I could make them better and and edit the mistakes. I suggest you all try the same!

Hibiscus

                 Today I found very little flowers in the garden but I did find this particular flower. I know that there aren't many pics but to be frank, very few were good and these are pretty much it. So sorry for such a disappointment. I just hope you like the pics.

Even these photos were taken by a 100mm macro lens fitted on Canon 550d camera.

Water Lily

Dear Readers,
                 Even today did I see awesome flowers. But these were in the small pond in my garden. I tried different angles and techniques. I tried to focus on some other part of flowers, etc. The sun was also shining beautifully.

For the record I clicked these with a 100mm macro lens and a Canon 550d camera.

 Dear Readers,

             Today I will show you a few photos I clicked of a certain flower. I was bored, so I went in my garden, which we luckily have, and saw these beautiful flowers. I just cant describe their beauty.  
So I decided to capture it. I clicked a few pics but then thought that it was becoming a little monotonous. So I tried a few different angles and ended up with these, the ones you are seeing right now. 

Dear Readers,
               I hope that you find this blog interesting. If you don't well.... there's still a lot of stuff to post. 

Moving Lights

              I call these photos as "Moving Lights" because ( as it  is obvious) they were clicked to capture the movement of all the vehicles from my balcony.

It was very hard to capture these. It took me almost an hour, a lot of deleting and lot of clicking to get these right. It was so hard! I used a very slow shutter speed- about 10 secs. and f8 and of course a tripod!

             These photos i clicked when i was just starting off. I went to a garden with my Dad and clicked a few pics of birds. So I just felt like sharing them.