Just in case you still don't know, this is the Stone Plover, also known as the Great Thick knee. Very cute bird, seen it at Ranganthittu on a couple of occasions.
Kiran here. I have been following your blog for quite some time now (right since the time you were using a Canon Powershot S2IS). I had gotten here through a link on Suhas Kashyap's blog.
The photos you clicked sing the S2 inspired me to purchase the S3 .. (that was 2 years back). However, I quickly realised that the person behind the lens is far more important than the lens itself :-). The quality of my photos is yet to approach anywhere near that of yours.
In a desperate attempt to improve my photography skills, I have started a self-critic blog where I post photos which I have clicked and ruminate on whats wrong with that snap - how it could be improved.
Currently there are only 2 posts but I will keep updating monthly. I would be thankful to you if you could take out the time to comment (criticize ;) the photos.
Just in case you still don't know, this is the Stone Plover, also known as the Great Thick knee. Very cute bird, seen it at Ranganthittu on a couple of occasions.
ReplyDelete:) it's kinda cute ......
ReplyDeleteand thanks to nj for the tidbit.
@nj: Thanks for that piece of info .. It is one of the strangest looking birds i have ever seen :)
ReplyDeleteHi Anoop,
ReplyDeleteKiran here. I have been following your blog for quite some time now (right since the time you were using a Canon Powershot S2IS). I had gotten here through a link on Suhas Kashyap's blog.
The photos you clicked sing the S2 inspired me to purchase the S3 .. (that was 2 years back). However, I quickly realised that the person behind the lens is far more important than the lens itself :-). The quality of my photos is yet to approach anywhere near that of yours.
In a desperate attempt to improve my photography skills, I have started a self-critic blog where I post photos which I have clicked and ruminate on whats wrong with that snap - how it could be improved.
Currently there are only 2 posts but I will keep updating monthly. I would be thankful to you if you could take out the time to comment (criticize ;) the photos.
Regards.
Where did you find this thing?? Don't tell me National Park!!
ReplyDelete@mihir : Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary, Mysore
ReplyDeleteAs if would face me here.
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