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satchmo
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 Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 4:15 pm Post subject: Kinnaur in Himachal |
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I visited Kinnaur in Jul this year and what a beautiful place it turned out to be...
Nako at 12000 ft was the high point of the vacation.
Some shots from there.
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#5
comments welcome as always
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| Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 4:44 pm Post subject: |
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lovely pics...5th is the pick of the lot. Whats with the first one doc saab ? Kuch special effect hai kya? Looks nice though...
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satchmo
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thanks kamlesh....
No special effects in #1....that's exactly the scene before the sun came over the mountain!
thanks for looking!
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Adiseshanaik
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Beautiful doc saab. I have a similar one like #1  . Fantastic light at #5. Looks like worth visiting this place. Keep Leh Ladakh for the company next year
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Arunachal
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Himachal Pradesh is rocking SFF.
Some great pictures Doc saab specially 2,3 and 5.
#4 is a good shot but OoF reflections in water are much powering the frame. I am not sure how this situation can be handled better.
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Adiseshanaik
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| Quote: | | Himachal Pradesh is rocking SFF |
...Bhai, are you including me? If not, kindly do so, there are lot more to come
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Mirage
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Doc,
I missed these pictures before. I am enjoying the pictures very well. Where is the entire gallery? Please share some more.
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satchmo
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| Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 7:24 pm Post subject: |
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thanks adi...
Yes, I have seen the sunrise image on bcmt...
And I am thinking of a visit to ladakh in 2010....lets see if it works out!
| Adiseshanaik wrote: | | Beautiful doc saab. I have a similar one like #1 . Fantastic light at #5. Looks like worth visiting this place. Keep Leh Ladakh for the company next year |
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satchmo
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Arif,
thanks for looking!
I too dont know if i could have done something different in #4...maybe waited for calmer waters.
| Arunachal wrote: | Himachal Pradesh is rocking SFF.
Some great pictures Doc saab specially 2,3 and 5.
#4 is a good shot but OoF reflections in water are much powering the frame. I am not sure how this situation can be handled better.
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satchmo
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Thanks Mohit...
Dont have the gallery anywhere but I do have the images in a travelogue on bcmtouring.com
heres the link..
http://www.bcmtouring.com/forum/travelogues-north-india-f61/sarahan-sangla-nako-others-vs-doctors-family-t12566/
Not all the images are good photographically but more as a documentation of the journey.
I quite enjoy writing travelogues.
rgds
| Mirage wrote: | Doc,
I missed these pictures before. I am enjoying the pictures very well. Where is the entire gallery? Please share some more.
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| Quote: | | I quite enjoy writing travelogues. |
I really enjoy reading travelogues. Read the entire 16 pages at one go. Waiting for the next part which i guess is going to be nakko. Very interesting and humorous narration. Wonderful pictures of divine land. Sad about your (telephone's) cable fault and congratulations for getting 'www back on your laptop.' after 10 days. May be time to get some wireless broadband now (reliance netconnect + or tata photon plus etc). I shall soon sign up for that forum. Nice one!!
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Mirage
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Doc,
sorry for of ftrack things. Please see this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SASsFDOrjcw
This is to do with your telephone problem. Remember something called FlopShow by Jaspal Bhati? Please watch, i am sure you will enjoy.
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Binu
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Really good series.
Amazing place.
Doc saab, you are blessed to be there. |
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hankosaurus
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Hello Doc.
Those are all gorgeous images and excellent compositions. Great pictures to treasure and share. I'm so glad you did. I'm sorry I am just now noticing them.
I like the pathway, number two, a lot. The blue flowers, the trail winding towards the village and towards the magnificent mountains.
Number four seems so inviting and peaceful. Makes me want to go there, meet those people, and find out what's important to them.
Number three is fascinating in that I want to know all about those carved stones which so beautifully define the foreground.
Number five has a special moody quality which is fascinating to me.
Number one is a beautiful natural lighting effect, how it was that the sunlight played across the mountain peaks when you were there.
Yes, I like them all very much.
Happy day.
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ISO
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Wah! Doc what a beautiful 1st pic is.
And nice others also.
TFS
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