Featured Work
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Caring Mother by Mukesh Srivastava
It was shot at Pushkar Lake while a mother was caring her child in Jhula(Swinging Bed) It got featured in Authentic India Group on 19.11.09 /
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Morning Mist by Mukesh Srivastava
This is a view of Taj Mahal, Agra, India captured on a misty day. Taj Mahal is listed in the world Heritage list. This image was honored with Kodak Picture of The Day on 25.6.09. Camera: Nikon D70S, 18-70mm It got featured in Authentic India Group on 19.11.09 /
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Fishermen at Sunset by Julie Scully
Fishermen on the River Ganges, Banaras ..City of Light
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The Colours of India by Lidiya Filipova
First trial to put some pictures together from my trip to India last year.
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Waari - The Journey for a lifetime by Prasad
Waari is a tradition, many follow it every year. This man is no exception :) Taken last year. RAW file was processed in Adobe Camera Raw & converted to 5 TIFF format files with (+/-) 0, 0.5 & 1.0 exposure values and taken in Photomatrix for HDR conversion. Finally balanced in PS with multiple layer processing. Equipment : Canon EOS 400D, Canon 70 – 300 mm lens @ 300 mm. Av – F8.0, Tv – 1/160 Sec. ISO 200. Hand held Copyright © Prasad 2009 My images do not belong to the public domain. Reproduction without my written permission is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved. FEATURED : 1. Authentic India – 19.11.2009
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SHARING WARMTH by RakeshSyal
Long back on a cold and foggy morning, in the year 1984 I captured this image in a village, Lapra near Ludhina, INDIA.. The lord and the labour are enjoying the warmth, a gift provided by the Lord of all. Nikon FE, Nikkor 35-70, Film KodakGold
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The Camel Show by Mukesh Srivastava
Camera: Nikon D70S, f-14, S-1/250s, Nikor 18-200mm VR Location: Desert Festival, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India It got featured in True Colors of Asia Group / It got featured in Authentic India Group on 19.11.09 /
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The Elephant with A Chase by IndraniGhose
At Amber Fort, Jaipur I witnessed the shooting of a Brazilian soap opera showcasing Indian culture. Caminoho das Indias meaning ‘A Passage to India’ is about a love story between a dalit boy and an upper caste girl. I am not sure whether I saw the main actors or not, there were so many of them all dressed in Indian traditional dresses. I was focusing more on the colorful elephants. 30+ elephants; all dressed and colored going round in circles and making other formations! The painting of the tiger on the trunk chasing a deer (and I was chasing the elephant from a distance to get a decent shot). Shot with Canon DSLR / As is. / Lens EF-S55-250mm 107 views as on 21 Nov. 09.
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Sheep and Twilight by Mukesh Srivastava
Camera: Nikon D70S, f-7.1, S-1/160s, ISO-200, Nikor 18-200mm VR. Location: Khuri Village, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India. Date: 8.2.2009. Featured work on 17.11.09 / Even-toed ungulated group / It got featured in Authentic India Group on 19.11.09 /
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Chillin by VivekDNA
I took this photo in a small village in the south of India. This guy was relaxing on the corner of a street. I decided to play with depth of field to get an interesting shot of him. I was very happy with the result! Gear: Nikon D3 & 24-70 2.8 / Settings: 1/320 – F/2.8 – 58MM – ISO 320 / Processed in Lightroom
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I'll tell you how the sun rose a ribbon at a time. by Primelife
The quote by Emily Dickinson made sense to me first time when I saw sunrise like this ! this shot is SOOC . This location is a classic example of how a single location can be used for different kind of sunrise shots.. All 3 days I stayed at Udaipur i woke up to catch the sunrise and boy oh boy each day it was a exercise to come up with new idea to shoot, And it was not that difficult with nature doing its thing.. And on 3rd day i was shocked when i saw this sight which …. surprisingly i never noticed in past 2 days of shoot I never looked down at the city , was always stuck with the sun the cloud the birds and mountain. But on 3rd day i look down at city and i see this sight of layers unfolding with the sunrise. and for a while I just lost all sense of time and place .. and just stood there going WOW OMG WOW !! /
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River Poems - From the shores of Time by Prasad
Reflection of the boat and gradient morning mood in NIRA river. I retained the original morning mood in this version. RAW file was processed in Adobe Camera Raw & converted to TIFF format files with 0.5 stop exposure values and taken in Photomatrix for HDR conversion. Finally balanced in PS with multiple layer processing. Equipment : Canon EOS 400D, Tamron 28 – 300 mm lens @ 42 mm. Av – F22.0, Tv – 1/25 Sec. ISO 100. Hand held Copyright © Prasad 2009 My images do not belong to the public domain. Reproduction without my written permission is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved. FEATURED : 1. Weekend Photographer – 04.11.2009 / 2. Authentic India – 19.11.2009
Recent Work
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Lila - The Divine Play of Creation by Prasad
In India, our culture believes that there are many universes like ours as we see today, and each is governed by Lord Vishnu. There are as many Lord Vishnu as universes originated from the MAHAVISHNU representing the Brahmañ who is silently takes part in the divine play of creation – Lila. I spotted this water lily in my recent photo shoot. This time the rain had blessed me to make this theme happen :) The tiny water droplets make me recall multi verses and the enlightened water lily the Brahmañ here. Reposted after noise reduction ( 02.01.2009 ) Equipment Canon EOS 400D & Canon EF 70-300 mm lens @ 300 mm. HDR Generated work. 3 single exposure images merged. processed in CS3.
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Serenity by Prasad
The way to oneness seems to be through the path of inner harmony. The way to inner harmony is through silence. Presenting another stamen macro :) Visit my Bubblesite for comprehensive viewing of my images. Equipment : Canon EOS 400D & EF 100 mm MACRO Lens.
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Winding Path... by fuzonlab
Shot @ Saputara, Daang Forest, Gujarat, INDIA
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...to and from...life continues by bbtomas
Haji Ali Mosque
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THOSE WERE THE DAYS, MY FRIENDS! by RakeshSyal
Another capture of nostalgic mood of my friend and model. Thanks Marjorie to refresh my memories. Nikon D70, Nikkor 28-105
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Dance of Rajasthan by Mukesh Srivastava
Camera: Nikon D70S, Nikor 18-200mm Location: Desert Festival, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India It also got featured in Unity group on 15.11.09 /
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Hi, all my present and future friends on RB! / I just wanted to announce that from November 1st to the end of the year, everybody who purchases any of my work in any form, will take part in a lottery. / At the end of the period I will put all the names into my deep hat and then get a little bubblehex girl, who cannot yet read, choose one to be the lucky winner of the hereunder T-Shirt. You may wear it as a pyjama, or even give it away if you don’t like it … it’s ok for me :))) / And best of all: consider if I have not a big response to this journal, you might be the only buyer and be sure to win the Tee! Your probability to win have never been better :) LOL /
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SHARING WARMTH by RakeshSyal
Long back on a cold and foggy morning, in the year 1984 I captured this image in a village, Lapra near Ludhina, INDIA.. The lord and the labour are enjoying the warmth, a gift provided by the Lord of all. Nikon FE, Nikkor 35-70, Film KodakGold
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On The Move by Charuhas Images
Nikon D40, F/6.3, ISO 200
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On Fire by Charuhas Images
Saw this kettle boiling water on a street side. Nikon D300, f/7.1, ISO 200 /
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Tomato Sambal by Charuhas Images
Nikon D40, f/8, ISO 400 / Ingredients: 4 red tomatoes, 2 tablespoons finely chopped shallots, 1 or 2 teaspoon chili paste (depends on chili factor), 2 table spoons vegetable oil, 2 cloves of fresh garlic, 2 teaspoons of anchovy paste, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, salt to taste Method: / Take vegetable oil in frying pan over medium-high heat; add shallots, garlic until they are soft in about 5 to 7 minutes. Add chili paste and stir fry, add anchovy paste and stir. Add tomatoes and stir occasionally until soft, 8 to 10 minutes. Crush the mixture by spoon or use blender to coarsely puree. Add lemon juice and salt to taste and mix again.
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