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Thread: B R Hills - Just before reaching the safari route

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    Default B R Hills - Just before reaching the safari route

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    Hi Goutham,

    Welcome to IndiaWilds..!!

    Nice use of the road to show how it winds through the area.I liked the composition. A bit more sharpness in the leaves would have enhanced the photograph further. Please post the exif details, to help in commenting.

    Were you driving when you took this photograph?

    Keep posting..
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    Mrudul Godbole

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    Hi Mrudul,

    I took this while driving. will post the exif details soon.

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    Gautham,
    Roads often help in leading the eye into the photograph. A lower angle from the road level would have enhanced the photograph tremendously. Ofcourse, you won't be able to get down from the vehicle.

    A dirt road would have been better as it would have conveyed the sense of wilderness. However, I know that this road from K Gudi till Billigiri rangan is pukka, though it has pot holes. Try clicking a scene inside the forest. You can get some nice landscapes with dirt roads moving up into the hills.

    The blurred leaves gives a different feel to the image.

    Cheers,
    Sabyasachi

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    Thanks Sabyasachi.

    Exif Details:
    f/4
    1/100
    aperture priority
    ISO 400
    metering center-weighted
    18mm

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    Goutham,
    Thanks for posting the details. It is better to use a narrow apperture for higher depth of field. In this case you had used f4. Setting it to f8 would have reduced the shutter speed to 1/25th sec. If you are in a safari vehicle, ask the driver to stop the engine and the click after placing your camera on a support or bracing your arms on the vehicle for support. That will help in increasing the sharpness.

    Try using the depth of field preview button as well to know the depth of field you are getting in a particular setting.

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    Sabyasachi

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