Author name: Satish

Photographer, blogger, traveller. Addicted to yoga. Alumnus of College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram and Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai. Born in /Kerala. Resident of Mumbai.

Red Car on Kalamb Beach

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A red car, a Maruti Suzuki Swift, had driven on to the beach and was parked facing the sea. The sky had taken on a pink colour. The tyre marks were visible on the wet sand.  I composed the shot with the car on the bottom left side of the frame. It perhaps looks like a shot from a TV commercial.

Happy Vishu to al my Malayali friends!

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Red Car on Kalamb Beach
Location

This is one more shot from Kalamb Beach. I was not there on a weekend. The place was not crowded with revellers. So I was able to keep people out of the image.

Technical Data

The depth of field is shallow because I used an aperture of f/1.8. I focused on the car. The  sea and sky in the background have a soft look. Exposure time was 1/1250 sec. The lens was Canon 50mm f/1.8.

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Silhouettes

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The setting sun turned  the sky red at the horizon. The colours of sky were reflected on the waters. The dreamy atmosphere was enhanced by the silhouettes near the waterline on the beach.

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Silhouettes
Location

Kalamb Beach is near Nallasopara town in Maharashtra. It is a wide and unpolluted beach. Bikes and cars are often seen on the beach at low tide.

Camera Data

The camera is Canon EOS 550D. Lens is Canon prime lens 50mm f/1.8-23. It was used at an aperture of f/8.0. Exposure time was 1/50 sec.

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Oval Maidan Mumbai

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Oval Maidan is a popular ground for cricket, with several matches often being played at the same time. It is listed as a silent zone. Political and religious functions are therefore not permitted here.

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Oval Maidan Mumbai
Location

It is located close to Churchgate station in Mumbai. On eastern side of Oval Maidan are the majestic 19th century Gothic buildings of University of Mumbai and Mumbai High Court. Towards the western side are Nariman Point and Mantralaya. Nariman Point was built on land reclaimed from Arabian Sea.

Exif Data

I used my Sony DSC-S750 camera for this shot. Aperture was f/7.6 at a shutter speed of 1/1600 sec. Focal length used was 11.6 mm.

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Lazim on Gudi Padva

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Lazim is a vigorous dance form which is popular in the state of Maharashtra. It has an energetic rhythm to it. I came across this group of dancers on Gudi Padva day. It was wonderful to see so many happy faces. I captured the image from up close using my smartphone.

The photo was featured on Flickr Explore on 22 March at #235.

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Lazim on Gudi Padva
Location

The dancers were in Vasai and moving to the beat of drums. There was a lead dancer who was followed by young girls and boys who showed a lot of enthusiasm.

Technical Data

I used my Sony Xperia ZR smartphone. Exposure time was 1/125 sec at an apeture of f/2.4. ISO speed was 50.

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Abandoned

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The old wooden boat seemed abandoned on the beach. It was colourful but was sorely in need of a coat of paint. There was a glow in the sky at sunset. I composed the frame with the boat in the lower foreground. In the background is the beach and sky.

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Abandoned
Location

This is Kalamb Beach in Maharashtra. It is to the west of Nallasopara town. The beach is wide and mostly deserted. The sea comes in at high tide as the sea is not deep near the beach.

Camera Data

The lens on my Canon EOS 550D camera was EF50mm f/1.8 II. The aperture was at its widest setting of f/1.8 so that the depth of field was limited. Exposure time was 1/1000sec.

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