Comments on: Glimpses and Reflections of Pashupatinath http://www.everestuncensored.org/7958/2009/10/26/glimpses-and-reflections-of-pashupatinath/ Express Yourself Tue, 07 Sep 2010 18:38:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: bhawana http://www.everestuncensored.org/7958/2009/10/26/glimpses-and-reflections-of-pashupatinath/#comment-16106 bhawana Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:44:49 +0000 http://www.everestuncensored.org/?p=7958#comment-16106 the pictures were really fantastic the pictures were really fantastic

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]]> By: Shutterbug http://www.everestuncensored.org/7958/2009/10/26/glimpses-and-reflections-of-pashupatinath/#comment-15306 Shutterbug Wed, 04 Nov 2009 11:00:59 +0000 http://www.everestuncensored.org/?p=7958#comment-15306 Thank You Muna (Margit), Dam and Vishnu dai for the comments. :) Thank You Muna (Margit), Dam and Vishnu dai for the comments. :)

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]]> By: Vish http://www.everestuncensored.org/7958/2009/10/26/glimpses-and-reflections-of-pashupatinath/#comment-15305 Vish Wed, 04 Nov 2009 10:01:35 +0000 http://www.everestuncensored.org/?p=7958#comment-15305 Jitu your works reflect like rhitus... Cheers! Jitu your works reflect like rhitus…

Cheers!

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]]> By: Dam http://www.everestuncensored.org/7958/2009/10/26/glimpses-and-reflections-of-pashupatinath/#comment-15299 Dam Tue, 03 Nov 2009 07:09:42 +0000 http://www.everestuncensored.org/?p=7958#comment-15299 Beautiful pictures. Photographer must have watchful eyes to see composition like these. Good job, ShutterBug. Keep it up. Beautiful pictures. Photographer must have watchful eyes to see composition like these. Good job, ShutterBug. Keep it up.

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]]> By: Muna http://www.everestuncensored.org/7958/2009/10/26/glimpses-and-reflections-of-pashupatinath/#comment-15288 Muna Sun, 01 Nov 2009 17:30:44 +0000 http://www.everestuncensored.org/?p=7958#comment-15288 Truely one of the most mystical/magical places I've visited and you caught the spirit! Truely one of the most mystical/magical places I’ve visited and you caught the spirit!

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]]> By: Shutterbug http://www.everestuncensored.org/7958/2009/10/26/glimpses-and-reflections-of-pashupatinath/#comment-15286 Shutterbug Sun, 01 Nov 2009 08:06:40 +0000 http://www.everestuncensored.org/?p=7958#comment-15286 Thank you everyone for the comments. Dear Suresh, I am not an expert on taking photos of 'sunlight' however I can share some of my experiences. I have seen many beautiful pictures of sunlight where photographers have captured the light very creatively. Like Lenscape and DreamSky reminded, picture by <b>Digital Monk</b> previously here in LIN is one of such beautiful photos, that lingers in my mind and I always keep wanting to take such photos. I didn't have any plan to take photos of sunlight that day but as I was walking up toward 'Mrigasthali’, I saw this beautiful morning sunlight piercing through branches of trees and without any delay I rushed to the right spot and took this shot. 'Right spot' from where I won't get lens flare or harsh light from sun. I have few more shots from different perspectives. Without a doubt the perfect time for taking photos of sunlight is at 'Dawn' and 'Dusk' because the direction sunlight is impressive and often gives warm color 'golden'. Mist and smoke can also help you capture sunlight more prominently. Most difficult time is at noon because the intensity of light is high and is just overhead. <b>'Lenscape'</b> welcome back thought you were lost. :) Numbering the pictures is a good idea so that people like you can give feedback more effectively and easily. Thanks for the suggestion. You are correct in the second picture, this boy was trying to collect coins using magnet attached to other end of the rope and at the same time cleaning holi river Bagmati. Dear <b>Sangharsha</b>, I am aware of this disproportion and no happy :( I have no idea why it is that way. When I view this page using internet explorer there is no such disproportion. May be you can help me fix this error or suggest ways to avoid it. These pictures are in size (Width: 902 and Height: 600) and while I upload them I ticked on full size option. May be I should have ticked medium size while I click the button 'Insert Picture in post'. And how's your photos from Patan yesterday 'Kartik Naach', I know you must have had a tough time finding the right spot and asking crowd to settle down. It was almost midnight when the 'Naach' got ended. Hope to share my pictures with you all soon. Dear <b>DreamSky</b> Thanks for the comment. Sight of those 'Mriga' in the 'Mrigasthali' is common since it is well fenced and those 'Mriga' comes pretty near to people for grazing. Important thing is to get there in early morning when they are very active and move around for grazing. When I took this shot I went very close to the fence and poked my camera lens through the fence and fixed my focus in the track where those 'Mriga' generally pass by. I waited about 10-15 minutes ready to push the shutter and my diligence pays off. Without a doubt, a lens with larger focal length would have been much better. I will try this luck next time. Thank you everyone for the comments.

Dear Suresh,
I am not an expert on taking photos of ’sunlight’ however I can share some of my experiences.
I have seen many beautiful pictures of sunlight where photographers have captured the light very creatively. Like Lenscape and DreamSky reminded, picture by Digital Monk previously here in LIN is one of such beautiful photos, that lingers in my mind and I always keep wanting to take such photos. I didn’t have any plan to take photos of sunlight that day but as I was walking up toward ‘Mrigasthali’, I saw this beautiful morning sunlight piercing through branches of trees and without any delay I rushed to the right spot and took this shot. ‘Right spot’ from where I won’t get lens flare or harsh light from sun. I have few more shots from different perspectives.

Without a doubt the perfect time for taking photos of sunlight is at ‘Dawn’ and ‘Dusk’ because the direction sunlight is impressive and often gives warm color ‘golden’. Mist and smoke can also help you capture sunlight more prominently. Most difficult time is at noon because the intensity of light is high and is just overhead.

‘Lenscape’ welcome back thought you were lost. :) Numbering the pictures is a good idea so that people like you can give feedback more effectively and easily. Thanks for the suggestion.

You are correct in the second picture, this boy was trying to collect coins using magnet attached to other end of the rope and at the same time cleaning holi river Bagmati.

Dear Sangharsha,
I am aware of this disproportion and no happy :( I have no idea why it is that way. When I view this page using internet explorer there is no such disproportion. May be you can help me fix this error or suggest ways to avoid it. These pictures are in size (Width: 902 and Height: 600) and while I upload them I ticked on full size option. May be I should have ticked medium size while I click the button ‘Insert Picture in post’.

And how’s your photos from Patan yesterday ‘Kartik Naach’, I know you must have had a tough time finding the right spot and asking crowd to settle down. It was almost midnight when the ‘Naach’ got ended. Hope to share my pictures with you all soon.

Dear DreamSky
Thanks for the comment. Sight of those ‘Mriga’ in the ‘Mrigasthali’ is common since it is well fenced and those ‘Mriga’ comes pretty near to people for grazing. Important thing is to get there in early morning when they are very active and move around for grazing. When I took this shot I went very close to the fence and poked my camera lens through the fence and fixed my focus in the track where those ‘Mriga’ generally pass by. I waited about 10-15 minutes ready to push the shutter and my diligence pays off. Without a doubt, a lens with larger focal length would have been much better. I will try this luck next time.

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]]> By: DreamSky http://www.everestuncensored.org/7958/2009/10/26/glimpses-and-reflections-of-pashupatinath/#comment-15284 DreamSky Sat, 31 Oct 2009 17:36:04 +0000 http://www.everestuncensored.org/?p=7958#comment-15284 Elegant series of reflections. I've never been fortunate to see those 'Mriga' in the 'Mrigasthali'. Thank you for sharing. You must be really close to catch them in this detail with a 55mm. About pic 3 & 4, i was also reminded of those pics as Lenscape has mentioned above:) Actually those photographs by Abhishes Joshi and Digital Monk are unforgettable ones for me. Elegant series of reflections. I’ve never been fortunate to see those ‘Mriga’ in the ‘Mrigasthali’. Thank you for sharing. You must be really close to catch them in this detail with a 55mm.

About pic 3 & 4, i was also reminded of those pics as Lenscape has mentioned above:) Actually those photographs by Abhishes Joshi and Digital Monk are unforgettable ones for me.

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]]> By: sangharsha http://www.everestuncensored.org/7958/2009/10/26/glimpses-and-reflections-of-pashupatinath/#comment-15275 sangharsha Sat, 31 Oct 2009 07:48:52 +0000 http://www.everestuncensored.org/?p=7958#comment-15275 Beautiful shots. Recollected the walking trips I used to have to Pashupatinath. Good job Shutterbug. (I found some of the photos stretched in disproportionate ratios. I'm not sure if you are aware of this.) Beautiful shots.
Recollected the walking trips I used to have to Pashupatinath.

Good job Shutterbug.

(I found some of the photos stretched in disproportionate ratios. I’m not sure if you are aware of this.)

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]]> By: mabi http://www.everestuncensored.org/7958/2009/10/26/glimpses-and-reflections-of-pashupatinath/#comment-15243 mabi Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:09:43 +0000 http://www.everestuncensored.org/?p=7958#comment-15243 great composition !! great composition !!

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]]> By: Lenscape http://www.everestuncensored.org/7958/2009/10/26/glimpses-and-reflections-of-pashupatinath/#comment-15239 Lenscape Wed, 28 Oct 2009 11:09:51 +0000 http://www.everestuncensored.org/?p=7958#comment-15239 Nice as always!! Picture 3, reminds me of click by Abhishesh Joshi - The blue sky :-). Picture 4, reminds me of the click by Digital Monk - The man is missing though..hehe Aaryaghat I guess (not much of bother though). 2nd last picture, with a boy in yellow. interesting trick it is isn't it? I was surprised to see for the first time, people collecting coins using long strings attached with magnets. Numbering (or labeling) the pictures would have been easier for feedbacks.. Anyways...Good job, as always. Nice as always!!

Picture 3, reminds me of click by Abhishesh Joshi - The blue sky :-).
Picture 4, reminds me of the click by Digital Monk - The man is missing though..hehe

Aaryaghat I guess (not much of bother though).

2nd last picture, with a boy in yellow. interesting trick it is isn’t it? I was surprised to see for the first time, people collecting coins using long strings attached with magnets.

Numbering (or labeling) the pictures would have been easier for feedbacks..

Anyways…Good job, as always.

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