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Showing posts with label Andaman Islands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andaman Islands. Show all posts
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
You must have seen the photos from Andaman posted long time back on Pixellicious Photos. Here are some of them: Photos from Andaman. As I had mentioned, Elephant Beach was one of the places we visited as it was highly recommended for Snorkelling. And it did turn out to be true. Despite the fact that most of the corals got destroyed during the Tsunami (2004), it still looked awesome above and under the water. Swimming at the shore looked safe however, when I went in for snorkelling with a guide, we did go a little too far as I could see the spot where the sea level dropped dramatically. A spot where one side showed the corals lit up by the sunlight and the otherside fading into darkness. It looked dangerous as I am not a very good swimmer.
In the picture you can see the tree which we believed was uprooted during the tsunami.
Silence of the sea
You must have seen the photos from Andaman posted long time back on Pixellicious Photos. Here are some of them: Photos from Andaman. As I had mentioned, Elephant Beach was one of the places we visited as it was highly recommended for Snorkelling. And it did turn out to be true. Despite the fact that most of the corals got destroyed during the Tsunami (2004), it still looked awesome above and under the water. Swimming at the shore looked safe however, when I went in for snorkelling with a guide, we did go a little too far as I could see the spot where the sea level dropped dramatically. A spot where one side showed the corals lit up by the sunlight and the otherside fading into darkness. It looked dangerous as I am not a very good swimmer.
In the picture you can see the tree which we believed was uprooted during the tsunami.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
We captured this photograph at Ross Island in Portrblair - Andaman using our Canon A710 IS digital camera. British administrative Headquarters once, Ross island now looks completely destroyed with only the remains of a beautifully set up colony left there. Read more about Ross Island Here. Full of palm trees, the lush green island is surely a must visit place. The movement of palm leaves due to a heavy breeze on a sunny day with clear skies, looked really awesome and pleasing.
Under the blue sky
We captured this photograph at Ross Island in Portrblair - Andaman using our Canon A710 IS digital camera. British administrative Headquarters once, Ross island now looks completely destroyed with only the remains of a beautifully set up colony left there. Read more about Ross Island Here. Full of palm trees, the lush green island is surely a must visit place. The movement of palm leaves due to a heavy breeze on a sunny day with clear skies, looked really awesome and pleasing.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Welcome back! You may have seen the older version of this photo here. A few days back I started experimenting with HDR effects on photographs. Some people may think that processing of photos after photography may make them look artificial. After seeing the results by the treatment of this photo, I think some times, it really makes the normal images look very dramatic. The displayed photograph was shot by my wife Mukta, using our Canon A710 IS Digital camera. One of my first experiments on HDR. Also contributing this photo to SKYWATCH Friday!
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Captain of the boat
Welcome back! You may have seen the older version of this photo here. A few days back I started experimenting with HDR effects on photographs. Some people may think that processing of photos after photography may make them look artificial. After seeing the results by the treatment of this photo, I think some times, it really makes the normal images look very dramatic. The displayed photograph was shot by my wife Mukta, using our Canon A710 IS Digital camera. One of my first experiments on HDR. Also contributing this photo to SKYWATCH Friday!
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
We were on a small cruise traveling from Port Blair to Havelock Island. No matter what direction we looked into we just get to see blue waters. It was beautiful but became monotonous as the journey was going take two and a half hours. I began to look for things that I could photograph. I saw this chain very closely. It was freshly painted black and thus had a shine on it. With nothing much around, I clicked three to four photos of this chain out of which I shortlisted two. The other one can be seen here.
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Chain on the cruise
We were on a small cruise traveling from Port Blair to Havelock Island. No matter what direction we looked into we just get to see blue waters. It was beautiful but became monotonous as the journey was going take two and a half hours. I began to look for things that I could photograph. I saw this chain very closely. It was freshly painted black and thus had a shine on it. With nothing much around, I clicked three to four photos of this chain out of which I shortlisted two. The other one can be seen here.
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Saturday, October 17, 2009
Although we were busy enjoying the Radhanagar Beach at the Andaman Nicobar Islands, we couldn't resist shooting these Giant Green trees which were there a little away from the shore. You will realize the height of the trees when you notice the two kids standing at the bottom, under the shade. Amazing creation by mother nature. I think Green Giants is a perfect name for these trees. I shot this photograph using a Canon A710 IS.
Green Giants
Although we were busy enjoying the Radhanagar Beach at the Andaman Nicobar Islands, we couldn't resist shooting these Giant Green trees which were there a little away from the shore. You will realize the height of the trees when you notice the two kids standing at the bottom, under the shade. Amazing creation by mother nature. I think Green Giants is a perfect name for these trees. I shot this photograph using a Canon A710 IS.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Sunday, September 27, 2009
YOU CAN VIEW THE PREVIOUS CEREMONIAL ART PICTURE HERE!
Ceremonial Art - 2
YOU CAN VIEW THE PREVIOUS CEREMONIAL ART PICTURE HERE!
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Thursday, July 30, 2009
AS I MENTIONED EARLIER, I'M GOING TO BE ROTATING SOME PREVIOUS POSTS AGAIN :-)
Standing Single
AS I MENTIONED EARLIER, I'M GOING TO BE ROTATING SOME PREVIOUS POSTS AGAIN :-)
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
THIS WEEK I SHALL BE ROTATING SOME OF MY PREVIOUS POSTS ONLY
Red on the wall
THIS WEEK I SHALL BE ROTATING SOME OF MY PREVIOUS POSTS ONLY
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Little before sunset Elephant Beach
Little before sunset Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
This photo was shot using my Canon A710 IS Digital Camera while we were traveling to Andaman Islands from Mumbai via Chennai.. I feel the blue sky looks really awesome!
Spice on the wing!
This photo was shot using my Canon A710 IS Digital Camera while we were traveling to Andaman Islands from Mumbai via Chennai.. I feel the blue sky looks really awesome!
Monday, July 6, 2009
Saturday, June 27, 2009
THEY ALWAYS REMAINED TOGETHER, WHEREVER THEY WENTThe Team
THEY ALWAYS REMAINED TOGETHER, WHEREVER THEY WENTThursday, June 25, 2009
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