SelenE (11810) [2007-05-08 6:00] [+]
Merhaba Serkan Bey,
Hareketi cok iyi yakalamis ve dondurmussunuz. Netlik, detaylar ve kompozisyon cok guzel. Elinize saglik. Selamlar
Selen

CENT-TRETZE (996) [2007-05-08 6:00]
Hola Joan:

Ets un crac retratant "bitxos" em mossego les ungles d’enveja. On està posada aquesta amantis (es diu així?) ja has pogut observar que soc un neòfit a l'hora de saber el nom de cada animaló.

No cal ni dir que és una bona, no, és més, una excel•lent fotografia macro. Felicitats per tota la teva feina.

Salutacions cordials

Josep

sway (1212) [2007-05-08 6:01] [+]
Great timing.
Very clear and sharp focus. Nice reflection in the water

ramthakur (24051) [2007-05-08 6:02]
You have used your powerful lens very effectively, Smitha. The image of this extremely beautiful Kingfisher is without a blemish. The focus is precise, the colours are brilliant and the entire composition is a joy to behold.
Envy you for the plentiful nature around you!
Regards.

sway (1212) [2007-05-08 6:03] [+]
A lovely place to take photos.
TFS.

PaulH (10124) [2007-05-08 6:05]
Hi Rick,

Great moment you caught here, the position of his feathers is very interesting! Nice looking bird, hope he was succesful!

Cheers,

Paul

sway (1212) [2007-05-08 6:05]
HI, I love your photograph.
The low angle works well.
Great perspective.

JORAPAVI (9921) [2007-05-08 6:08]
Hola Ram,
Preciosa y bella captura de excelente composición, con buena nitidez, luz y fondo fantásticos. Saludos
José Ramón

JORAPAVI (9921) [2007-05-08 6:12]
Hola Victor,
¡Que belleza de pájaro!, la verdad que además con esa luz y fondo tan bonitos que encontraste, no podría salir mal :)). Saludos
José Ramón

ramthakur (24051) [2007-05-08 6:16] [+]
A heart-wrenching spectacle, Ganesan.
You did not mention that this little baby monkey is also deformed. Look at its face; something like a tumor grows on its cheek.
Have you ever pondered over the plight of wild animals depending for their survival on a metro like Delhi? Have you watched them feeding on muck from garbage heaps?
I have.
I remember watching a bevy of mynahs hopping around a dirty drain outside Old Delhi railway station way back in late eighties. Believe me, all of them had some deformity or the other on them -- the consequence of feeding on garbage.
Your picture leaves a big question mark for me. I do not look at it the way you do -- thanksgiving prayer for his daily 'bread'. I see signs of anxiety on its disease-stricken face.