I happen to click this without thinking of this astonishing outcome 
.. The perspective added by the dashboard gives the entire photo the required scale !!!
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What do you think of the following picture ? Update : Its one of the front headlight of my new car! Did you see it?
The following picture is captured at Kolhapur (Mahalakshmi temple, to which we pay regular visits). The light posts have been hanging places for pigeons.
This picture below shows a regular visitor to our neighborhood, but it was very hard to capture like this before. Thank you Mr. Mongoose for the pose.
The following picture takes me back to my childhood. (ahh, the good old days) When I was 5 years old, I used to play in this garden. Its a nice place to play hide and seek with the attraction that we can go in and come out safely from the wild animals' mouth
Thats reminds me that I need to submit my first photo project to nyip. This first photo project is about "action", "close up" and "nature vista". I need to submit one more photos for each for these topics. One unique thing about nyip's Professional Photography course is that, all the photo projects are evaluated by experienced and professional photographers. We get to read and hear from them about our project. (they sent out the recorded audio of the evaluator).
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Last weekend was a full moon day. So what it would be with a camera and a big full moon brightly visible above the head? Here it is :
These were taken with DSC-H2 camera keeping it in Twilight mode with ISO80 and leaving rest of the setting to camera.
Yesterday morning, I found to spot a bird in the backyard garden. For many believers this bird if seen in morning, is a good omen.!
I could not able to find the botanical name for this lovely bird.. if any one knows please leave a comment with the name.
This link lists out a lot of birds found across India, but the list is huge.
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I happen to start working on photography techniques and reading study materials from www.nyip.com. Nice course and good stuff to read and try out. I have to do some projects at the end of this course, called 'Professional Photography course' offered by NewYork Institute of Photography.
Here's what I started with in learning photography..
I happen to visit my hometown recently and it was summer. So clear sky days and during the evenings, the full sky becomes the Nature's canvas. See below: The moon during daytime with the sunset canvas is really great to watch and capture.
In this last picture, observe that if you draw a bisector through the dish antenna at the bottom of the picture, and extend the bisector to the top, you see that, it cuts the tiny moon!!!
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I think you mean "perspective". Or are y...
@SwitchBL8 - Thnx. Corrected.