Showing posts with label 200mm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 200mm. Show all posts

Sunday, December 7, 2008

Parrot World & Human Survival


*** S U R V I V A L ***

These are one of the smartest birds in the world with brightest colours.

Photography brings out the best of these brids to share with others .

If we human follow the excellent relationship of these birds and live in harmony without looking at skin-colour of each other, then the world would be peaceful.

We need to see beyond skin colours and religions for the sake of human survival, and live together in harmony for the benefits of mankind

Even these birds are of different colours (some in red tone) but of same species as in human but they are both living in harmony and in peace.

Economic & Financial Turmoil - Golden Pond

Are you also pondering over any possibility of a golden future after the recent massive financial turmoil started in US and now spreading globally?

Are we ready for a big CHANGE ourselves to prepare for imminent setback which would definitely affect our family lifestyles to certain extend?

We need to brace ourselves adequately at least for the next 12 to 18 months for the onslaught of this economic and financial turmoil.

[This particular photo has made me feel good in a sense that I am progressing with my personal photography skills. This high IQ image with golden background and Flamingos does give us a good feeling which stirs our emotions. The details and tone of the image also make the image more exciting]

MotoGP & Speed

I attended my first MotoGP last year but I was still a novice with dSLR camera then.

One year later, It was obvious that my photography skills have improved further with this panning shot, I feel more confident now wih the dSLR camera.

I have also upgraded my camera from EOS 350 to EOS 5D and it does help a lot on colour tones and details in addition to ease of taking photos under dim light conditions.

Camera lenses do play a major role in getting good IQ photos particularly with longer reach telephoto and wide angle lenses. L-lenses are a must if cost is not an issue esp with bigger aperture of at least 2.8 as it provides high IQ images.

High ISO capability of camera do help esp the light conditions or for indoor shots without flashlights.

Having said all the above, this does not mean that basic dSLR does not give good and acceptable results.

Saturday, December 8, 2007

Journey of dSLR Photographer

Slightly more than one year ago..... I started to pick up my very first SLR camera; what an experience it was. Every single shot meant a lot to me and it was indeed an ecstasy to me.

This is my very first photo and I was so thrilled with this final result.