Squirrels are hard to click, thats something I have realised. This was the only one I managed to capture in LalBagh last weekend, that too with much effort. The effort was worth it though,I like the pic a lot; the squirrel has come out real cute and innocent. Wanted to get a close up, but the squirrel disappeared before I could zoom in with the powerful 12 X optical zoom of my cam. (yeah right, I am boasting :D )
P.S. - Bear with my photography experiments for some more time people, I haven't gotten over my new cam still. :)
8 comments:
good one..
'Ek Gilhari', is there where is 'Anneek Gilhariyain', try that its going to be challenge :)
Also like your hindi orthography on your blog...
Ya I know how tough it is to capture them in a frame...
Is there some old song on gilharis?! :P Something seems to be going on in my brain but cant get it xctly! :D
seems to hard to move over
Sur aur uski nanhi gilahari
:)
and i thnk tht song was with chidiya and not gilhari
p.s.- visit to lalbagh, add mtr to ur visit too.
p.p.s- vv puram circle the one with bhuttawaalas is near too.
nature photographer, sur! great pic!
12 X zoom :O wowie! keep clicking!
@RC
Thanks!:)
'Anek gilahariyan'! ya capturing those won't be a mean feat! will try that out next time in lalbagh
@Naresh
ya, the title of the post is inspired from that song! a very endearing song from good ole' DD one days!
@desh
hey! that sounds like a story from a children's book! :)
the song starts off with 'ek chidiya', but it has 'ek gilahari' also somewhere...
thanks!will go there next time I visit Lalbagh
@SA
thanks! :)
ya, the 12X zoom rocks! hey, upload ur pics maan!
nice gilhari photo...the other day i and my friends were trying to take photo of a cute baby... it was so active that it didn't stop for a second and v failed to take a good snap... gilhari is very much like that... nice effort and good outcome [:)]...
@muthu
Thanks muthu! ya kids are difficult to click too, but they can't move as fast!
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