Sun in a Goblet- Ganpatipule

[Murugan Anantharaman]

Sunsets in Ganpatipule were not that great this time since it was foggy over the horizon and couldnt see any clouds. Hence, there werent too many patterns in the sky. Even the weather wasnt too good, didnt feel like winter at all. Liked the reflection of the sun in water in this image.

Nikon D7000,f/8,SS 1/2500,ISO 800,fl 35mm.

[Mrudul Godbole]

Nice calm feel to the image. I liked the reflection. The composition looks nice. Why ISO 800? You can try underexposing the image just slightly. Thanks for sharing.

P.S - There seems to be a dust spot in the center, towards the right.

[Abhishek Jamalabad]

I like the "goblet" reflection. Agree that underexposing it, or increasing the contrast could improve the image. I think a vertical would suit this better. Was it possible to make images when the sun dipped a little lower?

Haven't been to Ganpatipule for quite a while, look forward to making another trip there. I guess you came across a lot of birdlife?

[Saktipada Panigrahi]

The reflection and composition look nice. In Udaipur Airport there was a photograph of Ganpatipule inviting tourists to visit its sea beach instead of going to the West Indies. Thanks for sharing.SaktiWild

[Sabyasachi Patra]

One needs to be very alert as the Sunrise and sunset happens pretty fast ie. we get only a few seconds to get the Sun with the right light.

A lower ISO ie. ISO 100 or ISO 200 should have been fine. And if there would have been a few birds in the foreground or sky, then it would have been even better. There seems to be a dust spot on your sensor. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi