Wildlife Photography

[prashantsingh]

That's a nice little bird fanthum.
Over a period of time I shall put up some of close ups.
Here's the first set.
Like I mentioned , my favourite Surkhaab, has to come in first.

[fantumfan2003]

You never have enough zoom to get good bird shots ever...Do you....

M.

[maniaque]

awesome pics buddy congrats to all who have posted their pics here
i'm waiting to get my hands on a new dslr...probably nikon d3100 within two or three weeks
will post my shots soon

[prashantsingh]

Some Happy families for all Wildlife lovers. Hope you guys like them.

-- Mon Dec 27, 2010 9:24 pm --

[Rajat]

Wow! Prashant this is beautiful!!Thanks for posting these .

I personally like number 2 and 7, from the top, the most. # 7 is truly beautiful, it has a such mysterious not to say mystical look to it, the magnificent animal looking out from his home, the woods. So quite and calm

Keep it up!

[farhan.lateefi]

Nice pictures prashant singh ji, thanks for sharing, the stag in the first picture is magnificent..



farhan lateefi

[hvj1]

Hey Prashant, Great going mate.

[essdee1972]

Wow! Great pics! The first stag looks like he rules the place.... and the little fawn is too cute!

I am still unable to paste pices here, can any of you give me some tips. Only got a few flying seagulls as of now, however.

Cheers!

[prashantsingh]

.... and the little fawn is too cute!

I am still unable to paste pices here, can any of you give me some tips. Only got a few flying seagulls as of now, however.

Cheers!

The fawn snap has a short story behind it. Initially when I spotted them the fawn was suckling it's mother. I tried to get as close to them (and as silently) as possible. But the mother was very alert . As I lifted my camera for that perfect snap , she was spooked. Interestingly this range also has leopards and tigers. All the animals which come in the Tiger's foodchain are really smart. What a shame it will be if we loose the tigers from our jungles.
We didn't see the KING this time but saw his pugmarks.

I had problems initially posting snaps. Would always ask my friends on IFG to do so for me. Sent u a pm on how to go about it.

[fantumfan2003]

esdee1972,

Upload your pics on photobucket.com or flickr.com or picasa.com

After uploading you copy and paste the "share photo" link here.

Here is a very short tutorial for photobucket

http://www.technicalathma.com/2010/01/p ... otobucket/

M.

[essdee1972]

@ Prashantsingh, Will try out your idea, thanks. Which forest range is this?
@ fantumfan2003, tried it out with photobucket, the post gave a long string of URL, not the pic. (maybe I clicked the wrong buttons). Will try Picasa now.

[Bruno22]

Hey this thread is quite refreshing. I have a Nikon D90 and I just bought a small Nikon remote. Its great if you have your camera on a tripod and need to click away.
regards
bruno22

[fantumfan2003]

Photos from trip to Maharashtra Nature Park in Mumbai today


With Flash


Without Flash


Leaves Macro


Formation Flying


Reflections


Calm in the middle of chaos

All with an FZ28.

M.

[Rajat]

Guys, just wanted to share these with you.

Nature: Lonely, Serene & Beautiful as ever










And now the inhabitants:

[Sakobav]

prashant fantum and rajat

Thanks for posting zoom lense well the prices have dropped a bit ..incidentally recently Sunny Deol paji bought Leica camera et al for significant amount at NYC camera store. The owner had a video and was impressed by down to earth attitude..just an OT

Cheers