View Winner

jaynikam

Rayban Aviators in Candle Light.

Rayban Aviators in Candle Light.

Shot this one using a candle light.Using my phones camera 8M.Please Comment your views.

Shot this one using a candle light.Using my phones camera 8M.Please Comment your views.
Read less

upload_date

Nov, 2014

Views

104

Likes

See all

Same photographer See all

The kid was catching crabs from lake while i managed to take this click without disturbing him.pheew!!! :-)

Shot this photo from inside car which was runing at speed of 60mph.

One of my favourite click.As sunset was not that pretty that day i thought lets make it pretty by bringing my Nikons potrait into it.

Shot last month at my fav place in nasik called pandavleni.

Sunrise evryday at my hometown...

The kid was just a normal fishermans son who was trying to catch crabs nd prawns.While i was able to shoot the real movement.

Shot during intercollege photo contest.

After rejecting 100s of photos Took during droplet photography experiments.Came up with this best shot among other best shots.

Go green

This shot was taken on Nikon D7000 after the sunset and also it was alot haze around the beach which really added to the drama of this picture and I r

These are photos of my nephews.And I clicked it by luck when they were spending some happy time together.

Pigeons having fun...

Tiny Village

Climbed 100s off feet to take this snap.

This was shot this month last year on our Coastal Road trip. When reached this destination we had already drove 14 hours straight through mountains an

Took this amazing shot on my phone this January while hiking one of the highest mountains in my state. The haze here really made the sight beautful.

Took this on a family trip. While taking this picture we were on a Jetty with our car. It was a amazing experience to ride on a Jetty for the first ti

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.