satishnair

This was a purely by accident. I was in the process of taking a long

exposure of this low tide composition, when a dude searching for his

car keys with his smartphone flashlight walked across my field of

view. I later tried to recreate and possibly improve the light wave,

but nothing compared to the original.

Graceful lines converge and crisscross in this major thoroughfare,

caught from the 125th floor of the world's tallest building.

This elegantly beautiful mosque boasts the largest carpet in the

world, as well as the third largest chandelier. I attempted to capture

both using a low, wide-angle shot.

Late night long exposure of the skyscrapers that make up the

Marina.

Superb idea, composition and execution.  Looks like the spirit of the falls is glowing!

Giant saltwater crocodile and mate practice synchronized

swimming.

Saltwater crocodile relaxes in a pool, its snout cracking the water

surface. Backlit by the sun in an aquarium.

Bathed in early light in Samburu, we find a lioness starting to wean one

of her five cubs. They are old enough to start fending for themselves,

and mom was starting to get interested in a male across the river.

Great Egret chicks get excited at the arrival of their parent. No feeding

this trip, though.

Juvenile heron looks apparently surprised to find its parent bring home

building materials, not food. Best viewed larger.

Does the subject need to be tack-sharp for the photograph to work? Or

can a bulr convey the sense of movement that the photographer wants

to capture? I welcome your comments and critiques. Thanks!

What a refreshig capture!  The monkey's expression definitely has a story to tell.