Fire spinners seen at the “Esala Perahara” (pageant) of our neighboring temple.Majestic of all the peharahas in Sri Lanka is the ”Kandy Esala Perahara”. To get more info about this year’s Kandy Esala Perahara
have a look at the ”Harumi’s blog”
Ring Of Fire
Fire spinners seen at the “Esala Perahara” (pageant) of our neighboring temple.Majestic of all the peharahas in Sri Lanka is the ”Kandy Esala Perahara”. To get more info about this year’s Kandy Esala Perahara
have a look at the ”Harumi’s blog”
No words man... Still my eye being rotated on the path of the fire... great...
ReplyDeletewooooooooooooooooooowww!!
ReplyDeletedid u use a tripod?
Woooooooooooooooowwww! I super envy your cam!! lol This is truly amazingly spellbinding capture!
ReplyDeleteMore pics pls! =D
oh and thanks for adding my link too. ^__^
Fantastic!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment. Glad you like it!
@md;
Thanks for the comment.
Nop this was shot while handheld. Used AV+ 2 (In Canon don’t know what you call it in the nikon cams) stops since the light was very low at the scene.
@harumi;
Thanks. I think you can do this with any cam. But yeah you get bit more control if you have a entry level cam like mine. I saw some cool offers maybe you can give it a try too :D
I have more of the fire spinner’s pics but not the perahara pics. Let me try to share few more with you.
Hehe. Thanks for letting me to add your link even without your permission … lol
@paresh;
Thanks mate
Stunning bro... Speechless...
ReplyDeleteFabulous! you are making the best use of your Canon :)
ReplyDeleteLovely! how did you manage to get this? Really awesome! I love the action of the picture.
ReplyDeleteWe should seriously consider meeting up.
Cheers!
@sachira;
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment bro
@silent moments;
So does you! Canon rocks! .... hehehe
Thanks for the comment ;)
@me-shak;
Thanks for the comment bro.
Well! I used aperture priority mode in my cam with higher ISO setting (400 in this case). If I would have gone more higher than this( like ISO 1600) it could have add too much noise to the pic and destroy the details of it.
Since I have sets a lower aperture (f 4.5) camera has automatically set the very low shutter speed (1/13s)to enable more light to come in just to compile balanced pic. This is where the camera records the motion of the subject due to low shutter speed.
Then again I used AV +2 setting too ( I know if you increase the number it will add more light to the pic and wise versa ;but I don’t know what exactly it does inside the cam and what are a pros and cons of it ..lol)
To be honest I’m really bad at explaining technical stuff :) . Just search about aperture priority mode in general and you can learn more I guess =D
Yeah bro! Why don’t you drop me a mail in my email addy given here? I would love to catch up with you guys.
PS: I haven’t gone through any classes for photography; so please bear with my dumbness =D
This is a marvellous photo capture! all the excitment of the 'perahera' is there!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your lovely comment K.
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