Wildlife Photography
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Re: Wildlife Photography
nother kite.
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Re: Wildlife Photography
Dr JK, that is a very dynamic photo, beautiful timing.
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Re: Wildlife Photography
Shot with my samsung galaxy S4 phone. Don't really know the species of the spider but all i can say it was extremely camouflaged was not visible until a distance of 3-4ft.
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1 shot 1 kill!
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Hi Doc JK,
> Very nicely composed & captured at the right moment, which provides an element of dynamism to the picture
> Its verily said that "If a picture does not tell a story - Its not worth looking at it".....
> Looking at the 'Brahmini Kite' one gets a feeling that 'it may take flight any moment'
> Hope to see more such photographs!
Briha
> Very nicely composed & captured at the right moment, which provides an element of dynamism to the picture
> Its verily said that "If a picture does not tell a story - Its not worth looking at it".....
> Looking at the 'Brahmini Kite' one gets a feeling that 'it may take flight any moment'
> Hope to see more such photographs!
Briha
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Re: Wildlife Photography
Dr JK,
Thanks for sharing the photos.
Ramandeep, good eye.
That spider is really well camouflaged.
Thanks for sharing the photos.
Ramandeep, good eye.
That spider is really well camouflaged.
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Re: Wildlife Photography
this is a white bellied sea eagle supposed to be a migratory bird from scotland.
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Re: Wildlife Photography
FLIGHT OSPREY... with its prey
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Re: Wildlife Photography
Hi Doc JK,
A long focus lens - 200mm / 300mm will do better justice to your well framed pictures
Keep them coming....
Briha
A long focus lens - 200mm / 300mm will do better justice to your well framed pictures
Keep them coming....
Briha
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brihaji,thanks.i used 70-300mm.the pics are in jpeg format,the original is in RAW,so is the compromise in quality.i really don't know the name of this eagle.forgot to take note of it.someone can help me.
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Re: Wildlife Photography
nother shot of the same eagle.
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Re: Wildlife Photography
this one was not worried about us.he was half asleep when we passed by.this is called as "Grey headed fish eagle"not a native of our country.
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Re: Wildlife Photography
As we mooved further toward the core area we saw this crocadile on the banks.
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Re: Wildlife Photography
close up.
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Re: Wildlife Photography
lesser whistling teal duck.largely vegetarian but also has small fish and SNAKES too.!!
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as we where close to the core area we saw few sambar deer,nothing special about it.we had James from US who suddenly shot out "what is the connection between sambar and indians"?everone had their version of explanation,well i had mine.I told him where there is a sambar there will be a tiger?'is it true'?he asked,i said we will wait for that.
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