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April 12, 2014
4:57 am

Rama

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These pictures were taken in Sharjah/Ajman , UAE

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April 12, 2014
10:13 am

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Very dramatic…
It looks HOT… I imagine it was.

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April 12, 2014
10:53 am

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on the first image, the post processing was a little bit over the top because i just wanted red and orange color contrast. The second one was taken at sunset (typically 70-80 deg F) in december . The first two were taken at 200 mm focal length and f-stop of 5.6 & 7. The third shot was taken with a 35 mm lens f8.

April 12, 2014
11:37 am

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Some great shots, Rama.
Thanks for the added information.
I’m assuming that the 35mm is a prime.
I use the Nikon D5100. I’ve two primes, the 35mm 1.8 and 50mm 1.8.
Its amazing how different it is when shooting with a fast and fixed lens. As you know.

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April 12, 2014
7:41 pm

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Fantastic colours in these images! Impressive how you managed to control the sunlight
blowing out the shots. Lots of post processing?
Really nice stuff.
Dale.

April 13, 2014
9:06 am

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Mandrake said
Some great shots, Rama.
Thanks for the added information.
I’m assuming that the 35mm is a prime.
I use the Nikon D5100. I’ve two primes, the 35mm 1.8 and 50mm 1.8.
Its amazing how different it is when shooting with a fast and fixed lens. As you know.

Thanks Mandrake. I own a nifty-fifty but don’t have a 35 mm prime. Sigma 18-35 F 1.8 is as good as a prime. the last picture you refer to was shot with that

April 13, 2014
9:09 am

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nikonguy said
Fantastic colours in these images! Impressive how you managed to control the sunlight
blowing out the shots. Lots of post processing?
Really nice stuff.
Dale.

Dale,

Thanks for your feedback. As i said in my previous post, the first image was heavily post processed and the other two were post processed but not changed dramatically.

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April 13, 2014
9:17 am

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Rama said
Dale,

Thanks for your feedback. As i said in my previous post, the first image was heavily post processed and the other two were post processed but not changed dramatically.

Ya gotta pay attention, Dale.

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April 13, 2014
4:13 pm