Hi Arnab
I enjoyed looking at your mountain photos. I used to live in
Calcutta (a very enjoyable adolescence), but I never went north, only
east to Puri and south to Madras and the Nilgris mountains. The
colour of your mountain shots looks good and the mountains are
beautiful, but some of the other shots could do with some greater
colour saturation. The one towards Didna looks good with the colour
of the crops. It may of course be because I use a Mac which is set
for Gamma 1.8.
If you will allow me the liberty of suggesting... when you take
photos of yourself, it would be good to crop closer in if there is
nothing else of interest to show. Have a look at the TOPE 1 gallery
for photos of some of the List members if you are interested:
http://www.millennics.com/olympus/tope/gallery.html
Cheers
Chris
At 15:54 +0530 11/6/02, AB wrote:
Hi all,
I am from Calcutta, India.
Relatively new to photography, I used a Yashica Range Finder for around
three years.
I take photographs mostly in the Himalayas. I need to keep both hands free
and hence I have always used a shoulder strap as well as a waist pouch to
hold the camera incase of rain. I keep the strap short and the left arm
through it to keep the camera close to my body but slack enough to bring it
upto the eye, almost same as the suggestion in the mail below.
snip
I would like to share some of my photographs.They can be viewed at
http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/deep_cal/lst?.dir=/Holidays Comments and
suggestions will be highly appreciated.
The folder marked Chilka has photoes taken using the OM2000.
The folder GosainKund has photos taken with an OM1.
The RoopKund folder contains Range Finder results.
Have a nice day.
Arnab
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