The power of photoshop

Yes its true that you need a good camera and a quality lens to get that breathtaking pic you always dreamt of... But thanks to Photoshop, you can do magic with even those not so good pics u took(even the pics taken with an ordinary mobile cam). This image was actually taken by my friend Satheesh in Kerala with his Samsung Galaxy phone. Actual pic was quite washed out and boring, but after some photoshopping it really looks fab.. 

Breaking the GigaPixel barrier Part-1

Working on a Gigapixel project is quite an excitement as well as a headache. the later because of my resource crunch- a tiny little Canon A580 camera, pretty old firmware(camera software), a tripod(or the lack of it) and the most important thing- the PC graphics handling capacity. Infact- Cost is always the biggest limiting concern to any photographer... I take respite by the fact that the tiny digi I own today I far better than the ones used by the professionals some 10-15years back. Gladly, everything's pretty much planned out and I hope the results are pleasing.. 

Black n white bosoms

Rather than going for the conventional shoot n upload thing, I tried to get a bit cheeky this time. A bit of photoshop, n think it resounds much more emotions than it had earlier... Happy Valentine's day to all... 

My first VR panorama Image published in google earth

Uploaded at 360cities.net and approved by the admins. It was a big project indeed and needed a lot of pre and post processing to get the desired output. This panorama was created by stitching 39 different shots covering most of the horizon and lower portions(Since the sky was pretty much uniform, i didnt bother to take much pis of the sky) 

Joggers Park, Mayur Vihar-3 in New Delhi

India International Trade Fair Snaps

The solitary reaper

Celebrating Dusshera