Bustling Though Serene

A "try" to capture it from different angle. The BhraChukki Waterfalls at ShivanaSamudram,Karnataka (India). Details: Camera: Nikon Coolpix L10 Focal length: 6mm F-Stop: f/5.6 Exposure time: 1/1091 sec. ISO: 64

Dad's Good Old Bicycle

~~~ Dad's Good Old Bicycle ~~~

Info:
This photo was taken on 19th Jul, 2009. On that day I was in a mood to explore new areas. So I took my Nikon L10 and my dad's old bicycle and went for a ride. I reached a place known as "beraberi" which was nearly 15-20 min ride from my house. There was a crop field from which a clear vision of sky was available. I was quite happy to see the clear blue sky and waited for a nice sunset.

Camera: Nikon Coolpix L10
Focal Length: 6 mm
ISO: 64
Exposure Time: 1/570 sec.
F-stop: f/5.6
Max Apperture: 3

Monochrome Clouds

A monochrome cloudscape snap from Dakshineswar Ghat (Kolkata). I was heading to our frequent destination Belur accompanied by my friend Piyali. We were about to ride a boat to Belur from Dakshineswar Ghat when I noticed this excellent cloudscape over Ganges. I had took a snap in normal mode. But later I convert it t monochrome using Adobe Photoshop for experiment purpose.

Details:
Camera: Nikon Coolpix L10
Date Taken: 2008:08:08 16:14:30
Exposure Time: 1/916 sec.
ISO Speed Rating: 64
Flash Fired: No.
Metering Mode: Pattern
Focal Length: 6.2 mm
Software: Adobe photoshop. For Monochrome conversion and watermarking purpose.
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The Observer

Again a snap from my Digha tour. Taken it on Udaipur beach while roaming around. The boats were aligned on the beach after a hard and tough night of fishing. But the smell of fish brought a large number of crows to the site. I am lucky to capture one of them when he/she was busy in observing the beach.
Details:

Camera:	Nikon Coolpix L10
Focal Length:	11 mm
F-Number:	F/7.6
Exposure Time:	1/439 sec.
ISO:	64

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Kedarnath from Chopta

24th May 2008:
On 22nd and 23rd May, we were at Kedarnath, enjoying the essence of pure nature at a height of 11 755.24 feet. On 24th we left Kedarnath and started for the next destination GANGOTRI. Starting from Gourikunda, we followed the route through Chopta forest. On entering the forest we had this distance glimpse of Kedarnath Peak. The blue sky made the view more beautiful.
Details:

Camera:	Nikon Coolpix L10
Focal Length:	6 mm
F-Number:	F/5.6
Exposure Time:	1/285 sec
ISO:	64
Photoshoped:	For watermarking purpose

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Blue Mountain: Yamunotri

Picture Taken on: 5/22/2008 6:32 PM
May 2008. I was on a tour to Yamunotri-Gangotri-Kedarnath-Badrinath. These places belongs to Uttarakhand (India) and have some mythological and geographical importance. The snap was taken on the way to Yamunotri. Yamunotri is the source of Yamuna river and an worship place of Yamuna Devi.

Details:

Camera:	Nikon Coolpix L10
Focal Length:	6 mmm
F-Number:	F/2.8
Exposure Time:	1/30 sec
ISO:	95
Photoshoped:	Yes For Watermarking

Retired Fighter

Got this wooden fisher boat skeleton on Udaipur beach (Digha). Though it's a neglected broken boat but it'll force one to stop in front of it and to think for a moment that what a warrior it was..once upon a time..

Details:

Camera:	Nikon Coolpix L10
Focal Length	6 mm
F Number	F/5.6
Exposure	1/421 sec
ISO	64
Post Processing:	Photoshop (Adjusted The level)

Digha: Capturing the Sands

The New Digha beach... It was a bright sunny and really hot day. Everyone was just ready to jump to the water.
The sands had some beautiful effects in bright sunshine. As if they were some scattered diamond.
This picture is the proof of the "try" to capture those diamonds. It cant be better using the Nikon L10 with 15 cm macro mode.