Bombay, IndiaThis picture was taken a couple of hours ago and I have to admit that I absolutely adore it. Off to Aurangabad tomorrow for a couple of days, hoping the heat, which is truly sapping, cools down.
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9 comments:
love it. the crop works really well, I like the dimensions you have chosen for this pic.
thanks bm! My camera has this wide angle dimension choice - I truly only discovered it during the SE Asia trip, but have been addicted to it since. So that's the dimension I used for this picture - no cropping. It's great because it helps focus a lot of images and remove unnecessary details from the top/ bottom.
What a great shot!
you are truly something else. (what's this new setting?)
Love the color palette.
Which part of the city is this?
this is simply lovely!
(you are so kind i don't see how i could refuse your offer :-) i am so excited about it!!! a mail will follow)
you use a Canon don't you? As SB said, what's this new setting? and yes, you are something else...
chahal: Thanks
sb & bm: awww, thank you! I have a Canon S5IS and I used a 3:2(3264 x 1832) aspect ratio for this. (The other is 4:3).
thanks km. This was at a fishing village/ colony near cuffe parade.
r, waiting for the mail.
It's a great shot!
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