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I have always wanted to experience and photograph a clearing storm in Yosemite. It looked like I could finally have my opportunity as there was a forecasted spring rain storm in the valley during the last weekend of April. As there was a likelihood of the spring storm clearing on Monday morning I arrived at Tunnel View just before sunrise.
The valley looked dramatic even before the sun started rising. There was mist on the valley floor, low clouds, and high clouds; perfect conditions for a sunrise clearing.
Soon the sun started rising, and the clouds lit up, lifting the curtains for a spectacular sunrise clearing.
You can read more about that morning in my blog here - adarsh.blog/2021/05/04/sunrise-clearing-storm/
I think this was with EOS 400D + OM Zuko 135 F3.5. The exif data would show 50mm F2, but that is because the af confirm chip on the lens adapter misleads the camera into thinking that it is a EF 50mm lens at F2 even though it does meter properly in AV mode. This is a very "Adarsh Padegal" kind of photograph!!! You should check out his stream for silhouettes. He does some extraordinary work against the light!
Taken at the Adarsh SEZ, Outer Ring Road, Bangalore. These are flowers cultivated on the pavement.
An undeveloped stretch, with not much traffic, especially at mid-day, so I do not think I hampered anything with my photographing!
Pranav must be happy now.. uploading more than 1 pic per day :P
Cant believe it.. after 6 months or so.. my pics started getting Explored again..
This one reached Explore # 10 :)
Thanks a lot people..
Shot @ St Joseph Church - Jolarpet - TamilNadu
You are correct Adarsh. He is been my inspiration from the day i started clicking so i wanted to try lot of his shots as learning curve. I knew imitation wont work for long .. but still wanted to learn all the tricks and technique he uses. I think i can dedicate this to my Guru and good friend Ashok
My love,
I cant give you the moon,
Neither can i buy you the stars,
All that I can offer is my heart,
Hoping that with this you do not part.
Glimpses of Fall.
Explored on 12th September 2007!
I have always wanted to experience and photograph a clearing storm in Yosemite. It looked like I could finally have my opportunity as there was a forecasted spring rain storm in the valley during the last weekend of April. As there was a likelihood of the spring storm clearing on Monday morning I arrived at Tunnel View with my son (who is also learning photography) just before sunrise.
The valley looked dramatic even before the sun started rising. There was mist on the valley floor, low clouds, and high clouds; perfect conditions for a sunrise clearing.
Soon the sun started rising, and the clouds lit up, lifting the curtains for a spectacular sunrise clearing.
Photographing a high contrast scene like this however is not easy. It can challenge even the best photographers as things happen so quickly with the light changing fast and the clouds moving. But that’s also what I enjoy doing the most as it challenges me to try different compositions quickly. I switched to a vertical composition in the photograph below as I thought the sunlit clouds above, the mist in the valley and the trees in the foreground were all interesting. I cropped some sky on top as I liked how it made everything else more prominent.
All in all, we had a great time and we were extremely glad we could make it to Yosemite that weekend.
I have always wanted to experience and photograph a clearing storm in Yosemite. It looked like I could finally have my opportunity as there was a forecasted spring rain storm in the valley during the last weekend of April. As there was a likelihood of the spring storm clearing on Monday morning I arrived at Tunnel View with my son (who is also learning photography) just before sunrise.
The valley looked dramatic even before the sun started rising. There was mist on the valley floor, low clouds, and high clouds; perfect conditions for a sunrise clearing.
Soon the sun started rising, and the clouds lit up, lifting the curtains for a spectacular sunrise clearing.
All in all, we had a great time and we were extremely glad we could make it to Yosemite that weekend.
You can read more about that morning in my blog here - adarsh.blog/2021/05/04/sunrise-clearing-storm/
>> Better View: View on black : )
This was taken in GOA : ) This was our last stop in goa at the beautiful Palolem beach. It was a treat for eyes at that beach ;)
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Thanks Suresh for the click and Thanks Adarsh for the Goa trip ;)
>> Shot At: Palolem beach, Goa, India.
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...went for photo walk at Shilparama today with Adarsh, had a very good time and got some good shots there :)
Yet another dream comes true! I feel this autumn I've captured enough moments to cherish for a long time.
Here's the Large on Black view.
UPDATE: This picture made it to Explore after a really long time. I'm grateful to you all and absolutely delighted :)
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Maharaja Sawai Man Singh was the last ruler of Jaipur. Ram Niwas Garden, Kailash Puri, Adarsh Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302007, India
On Explore Rank #1 - My first photo to hit the top in Explore
Highest position: 1 on Monday, July 30, 2007
Good Morning!
Happy Bokeh Wednesday
Edit: Explored Highest position: 97 63 52 on Saturday, October 11, 2008 .. Hmm Thank you all :)
Nature never ceases to amaze and excite me. Take this Romanesco broccoli, for instance.
Update
Thanks each and everyone for the wonderful comments. I am glad this photo reached explore. This is a 15 frame focus stacked macro image, which probably explains the extreme detail.
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Shoes left outside the building at Adarsh Vidya Mandir school, Village of Khilchipur, Rajasthan, India.
Shot in the morning procession on day 1 of the 45th Nirankari Sant Samagam of Maharashtra.
Location: Airoli, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra
Date: January 20, 2012
This is the view of Bahrain from the 41st floor of the 49 storey building, The Almoayyed Towers. When constructed, it was the tallest tower in the whole of Bahrain, at 172 metres. As of now, the 42nd to 49th stories are not yet furnished and hence its superfast elevators can't reach there. Besides, I learnt that they're going to construct a helipad on the terrace of this tower.
The view was simply breathtaking! Cold gusts of December wind were threatening us as we stood on the paraphet. Since I didn't want to gather unnecessary attention of security personnel, I had left my tripod at home. This was by far the best shot I got.
All 360 degrees around the building had equally stunning views. This one is overlooking the Seef Mall.
Thanks to my buddy, Dinesh for taking me to this wonderful place!
Best viewed Large on Black
Copyright © 2007 Adarsh Ramamurthy
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Best suggested view: emblem on Black : )
>>The six colours, including the white background, represent the colours of all the world's flags... this is a true international emblem.
- Pierre de Coubertin
>>Real worth requires no interpreter: its everyday deeds form its emblem.
- Sébastien-Roch Nicolas De Chamfort
Shot At: Shilparamam, Hyderabad, AP. India.
Thanks Adarsh for lending me his new camera : ) : )
Explore highest : 19 :) thanku guys
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Life showers exactly what you want to feel.
Life tells exactly what you want to hear.
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Dont forget to see the amazing View On Black
Explored @ Ranked Highest #28 on 2008-08-12.
A significant reason for coming to Vista-Bharati University is the incredible students that I've encountered here. This is Adarsh – mark his name because someday I'm guessing you'll read about him. What an energetic and sharp mind!