Photographers selection (photographer ki jubani)

It’s hard to choose just one photo which you can define as your favourite, so i’ll show you the one which i was most surprised by. I took this at night time during a thunder storm just a few miles out to sea from Malta. It was pitch black apart from the momentary strikes of lightning covering the world in bright silver.
I programmed the settings manually with a long exposure, so all i could do was sit, wait and hope for the camera to capture a scene i only saw for fraction’s of a second at a time. And it came out just perfect, capturing a dark, powerful event:- James

I’d like to say that this was a result of skill and perfect timing, but in reality, it was just luck. Fire is so variable, so changing, that to catch it right at this moment was stunning. I’ve always thought of this as a symbol and a blessing.

Kaisa hai tu ?

Not pesa

Monkey bhi peeta hai !

I was in a marine cruise in Walvis Bay, Namibia, watching dolphins, seals, mola molas, cormorants, not paying so much attention in taking pictures.
But then, the captain threw a piece of fish from the boat and I had the privilege of picturing a pelican at the exact moment he grabbed the bite.

I love the perfection of the pelican in this action shot: the wings and beak wide open, and the fish “frozen” in time before being swallowed… I also like the presence of other birds giving sense of atmosphere to the picture.

In this version, I just photoshopped the wings of a bird I found distracting. Rezon

Custome cracker on Diwali

This was my first attempt at macro photography and was sitting in Hanging gardens in Mumbai watching these tiny creatures.. Suddenly i caught this moment …they were actually in this position for almost 30 seconds.. You can call it kiss. -

Muthukumaraswamy

Dreaming about u

Taken over the surrounding valley of Queenstown NZ

The Willie Mc Covey statue at AT&T Park in SF:

Somewhere off the Aleutian Islands in late March, 2008. The same day the FV Alaska Ranger sunk. 4 die after fishing vessel sinks

This was taken from the deck of an ocean going tug hiding from 100 knot winds behind the island you can see. I could only stand for a couple of seconds before the cold was too much and the lense was too wet. Then I took some time to warm up and try again. This was the best shot.

Taken at Tughlaqabad Fort, Delhi.

pondicherry

This was taken at Old Delhi, India.

It’s hard to pick one photo, but this is for sure one of my favorites. I took this shot on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. I rented a helicopter and got a pilot to take me to take that historic shot. Not only I was able to get the approvals to fly on that night, I was also the first and only photographer to capture the lights from that angle. – Noam

Baby’s first ride.

Tel Aviv Port

Sunset at GrapeVine,TX

Abandoned Bridge,Coorg

Sky is a canvas at Plano,TX