Two And A Half
This image was taken at early morning.
This image was taken at early morning.
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Aeri
June 28, 2017
Thanks you.... I was just lucky that I was present at right place at right time... :) :)
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Aeri
January 25, 2018
Thank you so much for your kind appreciation.. :) :) And it's my pleasure to participate in your amazing challenge.
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Aeri
November 05, 2018
Thank you so much mam for your precious time and kind appreciation ????????????????????????
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Aeri
December 01, 2020
Thank you Nancy for your precious perspective towards this image.... Kind regards Lokesh Aeri🙏🙏🙏
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Location
This image was taken at keoladeo national park which is situated in Bharatpur city of Rajasthan state in India.Time
This image was taken at morning hours around 8 a.m.Lighting
As we all know that the lighting in morning hours are great for making good photographs.. that's why I always reach the place before sunrise to make some good images.Equipment
For this image I used my Nikon D 5100 with Nikkor 70-300 mm zoom lens taking the shot handheld.Inspiration
As we all know that birds are very fond of cleanliness especially when it comes to their feathers, so I was just waiting there and seeing these pelicans to do something interesting...as the moment come I just captured that moment.Editing
I just used levels , noise reduction and added little bit saturation.In my camera bag
First I have only my Nikon D 5100 with 18-105mm lens and Nikkor 70-300 mm lens... Recently I upgraded to Nikon D 500 with Nikkor 200-500 mm lens... Now a days I carry all.Feedback
just study the place and lighting at different hours... That's the most important thing and then study the behaviour of your subject and have patience ???? ???????????? because in the field nothing is in our hand...
