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Bangalore's proud hanging bridge at KR Puram. Taken on April 25, 2010.
This majestic hanging bridge used to attract me for long. I chose this spot for a possible interesting photo for the Bangalore Infinite 2010 photo competition. I believe that the magic happens in the dawn and dusk for photography. I attempted to capture the bridge with good symmetry against the warm evening sky. It was bit scary to stand between vehicles moving at high speed in the median of the bridge. I was happy with the result of this hand held shot which was exposed for 0.3 seconds.
About me:
Sketching is my passion. My drawing, however perfect it is, viewers always compare with the original. They are not able to realize the beauty of the sketch as it is. This forced me to get my own reference picture. Hence I started 'clicking'.
Now-a-days photography is my main hobby compared to sketching.
I love to take portraits; particularly happy and expressive faces. I get lost with clouds. Even I bunk office to chase clouds ;-) Now-a-days I enjoy seeing and capturing with wide angle lenses which give awesome dimension to pictures with interesting perspective. I love to freeze the frozen temple architectures of India. Some day I will release a book on amazing temples of India.
By the way, I am a software architect in Bangalore.
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Shot during Bangalore Infinite 2010 - photo competition held last Sunday (25Apr2010).
Levels and colors adjusted. No crop. Tv-0.3sec Hand held.
Used 10mm lens.
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The guitar provides the melodic backbone for Morris dancers, weaving folk tunes that keep the rhythm flowing and the energy alive. A vital part of the performance, the guitar bridges the music and the dance, adding warmth and drive to this centuries-old tradition.
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My birthday was last Wednesday and Giselle decided to give me a guitar for my birthday. I never knew how to play instruments in all my life and really, this is my first ever musical instrument that I own. Giselle though, is a pretty kickass guitar player and she's been playing since she was a kid so she's got a lot to teach me. I love it and I love the challenge, so far.
I decided to colour my last piece in, again with watercolour pencils: this time blue-purple. It's a bit patchworky, but I'm quite pleased with it. :@)
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