Thursday, July 2, 2009

July Calender

July Calender - 2009
This was a shot at 300mm| F5.6| ISO800| 0EV| Av mode
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Then HE said let there be light


Then HE said let there be light, originally uploaded by Kim.

Another one where I tried to use the available light to create stand-out. I guess light has become my new obsession. Till date have been successful at using light only on still objects. Lets see if I can use this in the coming birding season.

Monday, June 1, 2009

Stand out


IMG_7624, originally uploaded by Kim. A White Hibiscus

I was always in a dilemma, as to whether join the crowd be safe or stand out and be seen. But I guess this pic clears my doubt. I would stand out in the crowd and be seen. But what if I get 'shot'

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

I can climb the Everest if needed


IMG_3933, originally uploaded by Kim- A Striped Tiger.

This butterfly somehow tells me it can climb the Everest. Just my personal thought to it. Just the way I feel everytime I look at it. Looks like this guy can scale anything, any height.

And ofcourse he did. I waited a while to see what he does after this, and lo behold... he was up there. Never seen butterflies climb. What are wings for??

Monday, April 13, 2009

Another from the butterfly series


IMG_3883, originally uploaded by Kim - A Plain Tiger.

Flies are attracted to humans. thats why they keep bugging us all the time. But humans are attracted to butterflies, That why we keeping clicking them.

Another visit to bannerghatta proved this. Bugged by my friends after seeing the pics from my first trip, they forced me for another trip. Here is a sample from the trip.

More to come. Stay tunn....

Saturday, March 14, 2009

Sunday, March 8, 2009

Spotted a sparrow

Its been a long time I spotted a house sparrow around. I remember the time when I used to put out some seed for the sparrows in our portico before going to school.

Though the original sparrow is no more available for clicks in Bangalore, I spotted 2 varieties of the same. An ashy crowned sparrow lark and another sparrow lark. Here they are. Click for larger versions
 
A crowned Sparrow lark, about to take flight. 
  
On top of the world
  
The perfect camouflage
and a sandpiper to end the blog.