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Old 14-02-11, 03:22 AM
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Cathus,

Thanks for the comment. Yes, in landscape generic rock-sea-sky is usually the first shots of anyone starting in this genre of photography. I always tell my students that find iconic element in the place and try to capitalize on it when the right light comes.
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Simply stunning!
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Old 19-01-12, 03:42 AM
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Boulder Beach

Last September 2011, I chanced upon a visit to the Northern coast of California. Mendocino County was one of my target destination specifically one coast area.

The bowling beach in Mendocino county is one of the most interesting rock formations, similar to New Zealand's Moaraki Boulder beach, this stone formations, well looks like bowling ball thus the name Bowling ball beach.

We arrived at the scene with tides going down, just enough water to cover the formations.

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Old 19-01-12, 07:31 AM
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Last September, I made sure during my visit in Norther California that I would be able visit San Francisco again. In 2010 I was there and was able to shoot it at Baker beach. In 2011 however, I wanted to shoot at a proximate place and learned about Marshall Beach. I was really excited to shoot this place again, to my dissapointment the trail leading there was closed due to renovations. Being only there for a few days I braved an alternate trail.

These are my shots of the place.




As the sun neared the horizon, the sea stacks surrounding the place were quite interesting. The place has lot of potential and with its proximity to the city, a good venue for exercising composition for budding landscape photographers.




I stayed till 8pm in this area pushing myself nearer the bridge. The tides were coming in fast. It was really a pleasure shooting such an iconic place. I hope I was able to capture it with fresh eyes and perspective.

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Old 18-06-12, 05:58 AM
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Been a long time since I posted here. Some of my photos again from my previous safari in California.


Mono Lake




Rio Vista

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Old 18-06-12, 06:00 AM
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Recent trip to Italy last April...



Serenissima: Venezia

For over two years now my wife has been planning a trip to Europe. This April 2012 we were given the chance to visit some of the most scenic places in Italy, Spain and France.

Our point of entry was Italy. Italy has many significant cities such as Milan, Rome, Florence, Pisa and of course the most serene and enchanting…Venice or what the local call Venezia. Venice is known as the City of Canals or the Floating City.

The name is derived from the ancient Veneti people who inhabited the region by the 10th century B.C. The city historically was the capital of the Venetian Republic. Venice has been known as the "La Dominante", "Serenissima", "Queen of the Adriatic", "City of Water", "City of Masks", "City of Bridges", "The Floating City", and "City of Canals". Luigi Barzini described it in The New York Times as "undoubtedly the most beautiful city built by man". Venice has also been described by the Times Online as being one of Europe's most romantic cities.

The opening image was shot in the famous Venetian Lagoon near Piazza San Marco, were Gondolas and Water buses line up. The structure in the horizon is known as Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore. This was my favourite spot and spent most of the twilight time here. With the new Canon 5d Mark III it was the best place and time to use my new camera.

In our four days stay in Venice during holy week, it was the peak of tourist season and thousands of people visited this wonderful city from all over the world. It was crowded and quite difficult to really get the shots I wanted. I hope to share some of the images I have captured so please do check my other photos Ill upload soon.



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Old 18-06-12, 07:17 AM
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Good work. Lovely set of images. Particularly like the star trail.
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Old 19-06-12, 06:48 AM
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The Colosseum

One of the hardest to shoot because of the number of tourists, it was a challenge shooting it without any people or their movements in the frame.


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Old 19-06-12, 06:56 AM
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More of Venezia


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Last from my Venice...


It was a surreal moment, if you want to capture Venice without people you have to do it really late around 10pm-11pm or early sunrise. Peak tourist hours starts at 10am till 9pm.


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