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// April 15, 2004
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Its the same temple shown earlier. Taken sometime earlier at dusk, this photo really exemplifies the quality of the Kodak Ektachrome E100VS slide film in addition to being a prize winning one for me. Meant to produce vivid colours, the film lived up to expectations throughout the photos. But off late I have begun to prefer the E100G for its fine grain and a hint of vividness in the colours. In ther news, my submission has appeared up in the Mirror Project.
(Filed in Jalgaon, Landscapes)
How come (some past ones)these images have come up with wonderful clarity? Is it the digital camera? And cheater!! you stole this design straight out of my head!! I would expect royalties!
Sorry that was me, you have allowed anonymous posting??
This photo is from a slide which explains about the richness and clarity. The earlier three photos are from a digital camera which explains their vividness and clarity. What doesn't show up is that the above photo has been blown up twenty times the size shown, framed and hung up on my bedroom wall. You can't do that with digital photos! As for the blog design, I once dreamt that I was in your head and saw the design in your brain cells. :-D Which explains you should not expect ryalties. You didn't stop me from reading your head.
Very nice site ... I was in India some 7 years ago, and still remember this country like it was yesterday.
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How come (some past ones)these images have come up with wonderful clarity? Is it the digital camera? And cheater!! you stole this design straight out of my head!! I would expect royalties!