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Birding

Birding

Birding.

Birding.
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New Delhi, Delhi, IN

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Oct, 2020

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Fall Award 2020

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Behind The Lens

Location

I took this photo at Quli Khan's tomb, New Delhi.

Time

Between 10-12 am.

Lighting

Just saw this beautiful natural light pocket and clicked some photographs with my 70-300 mm kit lens at slightly high ISO.

Equipment

This photograph was shot on Nikon D5600 with 70-300 mm kit lens on 21st of October.

Inspiration

I went to Quli Khan's tomb for capturing historical buildings of and around this tomb but the moment I arrived there, I saw some birds and two squirrel were playing in the garden. So I pulled out my 70-300 mm kit lens and started shooting all of them.

Editing

Just simple contrast enhancement using curve adjustments in CS 5 nothing else.

In my camera bag

I've Yongnuo 50 mm f1.8, Nikkor 70-300 mm kit lens and my Nikon D5600 camera body.

Feedback

Look for pocket of light and create depth effect in your photographs.

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