Stunning Lady in Yellow
Mar 15, 2017 09:57:20 #
On a recent tour of India, in the town of Pushkar, I saw this striking woman walking my way. Mesmerized, I just starting shooting (D7200 rapid RAW). I did not see her head turn toward me and thought I never got a photo of her face. However, after reviewing my photos, I found my very last shot got the "glance".
Mar 15, 2017 10:03:19 #
Lucky you!! Cool image!!
Mark
Mark
DJD wrote:
On a recent tour of India, in the town of Pushkar, I saw this striking woman walking my way. Mesmerized, I just starting shooting (D7200 rapid RAW). I did not see her head turn toward me and thought I never got a photo of her face. However, after reviewing my photos, I found my very last shot got the "glance".
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Mar 15, 2017 10:52:33 #
DJD wrote:
On a recent tour of India, in the town of Pushkar, I saw this striking woman walking my way. Mesmerized, I just starting shooting (D7200 rapid RAW). I did not see her head turn toward me and thought I never got a photo of her face. However, after reviewing my photos, I found my very last shot got the "glance".
Terrific! Very pretty, clear and sharp, with great color. What lens, at what distance?? RJM
Mar 15, 2017 10:53:00 #
An outstanding shot, and the download shows her beauty. Very well done!
Mar 15, 2017 10:57:41 #
DJD wrote:
On a recent tour of India, in the town of Pushkar, I saw this striking woman walking my way. Mesmerized, I just starting shooting (D7200 rapid RAW). I did not see her head turn toward me and thought I never got a photo of her face. However, after reviewing my photos, I found my very last shot got the "glance".
Excellent capture......the colors are fantastic!
Mar 15, 2017 11:17:54 #
digit-up wrote:
Terrific! Very pretty, clear and sharp, with great color. What lens, at what distance?? RJM
Thanks for your comments RJM. I was using a Nikon 18-200; 40mm; 1/500; ISO 280; f/7.1. I'm guessing, but probably about 10-15 feet from her.
Mar 15, 2017 17:31:40 #
DJD wrote:
Thanks for your comments RJM. I was using a Nikon 18-200; 40mm; 1/500; ISO 280; f/7.1. I'm guessing, but probably about 10-15 feet from her.
Thanks for the honor of a response. RJM. Nice to. Know some of those FACTS..
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