A few shots from India...

[ghosh9691]

I recently visited India on a business trip and had the occassion to visit Fort Jadhavgarh near the city of Pune. Some shots from that morning. Hopefully you will enjoy these. All were shot with a Canon EOS 5D2 coupled with the EF 24-105 f/4L lens. Comments/criticisms/suggestions are welcome :-)





Thanks for taking the time to look at these!

Prabal

[Claudia5573]

Nice light with the fog/mist in the first image. It's my favorite of the set.
TFS

[Hill Country Hack]

#3 and #1 in that order are my favorites. All three nice shots. TFS. I wonder how #3 would look with a bit less sky?

[ghosh9691]

That is a good suggestion! I will try that tonight. Normally, I tend not to crop in post, preferring to get the composition correct in camera. But maybe cropping this will improve the composition. Thanks for the suggestion...

[Hill Country Hack]

Originally Posted by ghosh9691

That is a good suggestion! I will try that tonight. Normally, I tend not to crop in post, preferring to get the composition correct in camera. But maybe cropping this will improve the composition. Thanks for the suggestion...

No problem. I desire to get the composition I have in mind correct in camera. But I do at times play "what if I did this?" with different crops.

At least for me, sometimes what I see in my mind, through the viewfinder and what ends up on the monitor are different.

[AshNZ]

I'm an Indian who lives overseas and I think picture taking possibilities in India are endless. From the people to the culture to the architecture and landscapes.. everything has a story.

[ArmySoldier777]

Beautiful photos here. I'd definitely have to say #1 is my favorite, I love the feel of it

[ghosh9691]

Originally Posted by Hill Country Hack

No problem. I desire to get the composition I have in mind correct in camera. But I do at times play "what if I did this?" with different crops.

At least for me, sometimes what I see in my mind, through the viewfinder and what ends up on the monitor are different.

You were quite right, my friend. It does look better cropped :-). Thanks for the suggestion!

[anniehun]

Great clarity, colors and comp's here. Yeah, the first one is really unique, although the entire set is great! You took full advantage of those wonderful lights. TFS!