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A long trek to Mount Cook, and definitely worth it.
A bit change in style, tempted me to click black and white due to snow and rock making great contrast.
Clicked as panorama of 11 shots and each shot is clicked at 7 different exposures to ensure quality and detail.
Location: Mount Cook, Aoraki, New Zealand.
Camera: Nikon D810 + Samyang 14mm f/2.8mm
Double Exposure Shot with Nikon D810.
I was just wandering on the hills & found this lovely water fall. What a beautiful place it was.
Please comment, any suggestions & critiques will only help me to improve as I am an amateur photographer yet. Thank You. :)
Took this image a while back during my visit to Hobbiton Village. And what a beauty that place is!! Hills, River, Lake, Tiny Houses, Trees, Awesome Scenery, everything at one place. The only thing I didn't like was too many visitors making it difficult to click shots.
One of the most photographed place in New Zealand. Taken recently during my trip to South Island. It wasn't an easy task as there were so many photographers trying to photograph this place.
One of my favorite spots to wander around .. I was walking along the stream and found this lovely composition so I had to click this. This image was taken during early hours of night and is composed of 7 shots for focus stacking.
Camera: Nikon D810
Lens: 50mm f/1.8mm
Found this mosque just in front of Radisson Blu. And truth be told, one of the most beautiful mosque I have seen in a while. The architecture is just amazing. Every tiny bit of details are focused on.
And again I didn't have tripod with me yet I tried my best to capture it. And for that I had to get very low to avoid any shake but the distortion is real for the very same reason.
Scary yet thrilling, late night on a hanging bridge next to 3 waterfalls !!
Pano shot converted into short video to avoid cropping.
Location: Tangoio Falls, Napier, New Zealand.
Camera: Nikon D810 + Samyang 14mm f/2.8mm
When you can not cope up with the heat , you click indoors. And I am kind of loving shooting architectures and symmetry.