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aster wrote:Hi guys,

The last three entries are all interesting and characteristic of the countries. I like the tell-a-tale human faces in these shots.

Yildiz

Yes that man about to blow the whistle. Very interesting.
Arun Gaur
http://tripolia-indianlandscapeimages.com

I had this image in December 2009 on a Jodhpur road-side.
Thanks for viewing.

Arun Gaur

http://tripolia-indianlandscapeimages.com

I liked the third one. Also I was thinking about the difference in perspectives. The structures on the elevation can be perceived in both the cases. However, I could not understand: how much did you move to take the shot with boulders? In which direction did you move to take that shot with respect t...

Bruce
Very nice drops, colors and background. Which lens was used?
Arun
http://tripolia-indianlandscapeimages.com

Welcome aboard Walt. I have followed a lot of your commentary on dPreview. I hope you try the 30mm macro, by the way - it is much better than it should be for the price and has some interesting uses because of the way its focal length shortens as you focus closer. I have tried a couple of times, us...

I've been reading Photoclubalpha for some time without registering so I'd not be tempted to post. But when a thread went on and on in here discussing me, I figured I better register and "defend" myself :D Yes it looks much nicer in here than DPReview. Walt Yes a thousand times nicer. Arun...

Marvelous job Birma. The pictures subtly complement each other in respect to distribution of colors and background blurs. You were on the ground. How tall are the stems in inches and what is the lens used? Is it Tam? Violet, yes violet, soon the trees in Panchkula and Chandigarh would turn violet to...

It rolls.
Arun Gaur
http://tripolia-indianlandscapeimages.com

Which place is this in Poland?
Arun Gaur
http://tripolia-indianlandscapeimages.com

He appears to be very sober.
Arun Gaur
http://tripolia-indianlandscapeimages.com

Thanks I am going to download.
Arun Gaur
http://tripolia-indianlandscapeimages.com

jbtaylor wrote:Nice work Paul. The mood is quiet and I like that.
I might have taken one step to the right on that first one even though it is my favorite.

That is an interesting suggestion. It would provide a new perspective and framing.
Arun Gaur
http://tripolia-indianlandscapeimages.com

I have also experienced that A350 is good for a lady's hands.
Arun Gaur
http://tripolia-indianlandscapeimages.com

I like the screen of dry vegetation and the perspective.
Arun Gaur
http://tripolia-indianlandscapeimages.com

As Birma says, it is a good thread. I liked the photo with old time look. Some months back I spent some afternoons in the Chandigarh junk market called "kabari bazar". They were selling thousands of motor parts unscrewed from vehicles. Most of the sellers drove me away taking me to be a po...