Past lurks like those ghosts in the dark...
Future weaves its own web...

Having a strong desire to explore different perspectives through photography and express my thoughts through words, I have tried to put some snaps from my collection against the contents...If you were wondering what da blog title "Pidithadhu" means...it is a tamil word - kinda polysemy that has one meaning of "Likes" and the other meaning of "Captured". Feel free to talk to me through the comments!
One of my favorite zones...opp my apartment.
As mskiruba asked: am not an expert in using the SW's to edit. It's a mixture of my instincts, idle time and the freedom to explore...though I want to learn & do it appropriately. But I think, the frame should be composed accordingly, if one decides to edit - as it adds to the appeal.
Though it looks like a place where no one exist...
...being in such ambience is like being in a palace to me!
Taken in Theosophical society in Besant Nagar, Chennai - where I used to hang out in my earlier days of photography [5 mins from my place]. It's a cool place with nice ambience...watch out for the snakes, crawling around. And it's open for public only on some days of the week.
Set with high aperture and shutter values...otherwise normally one would end up getting a reflection or a bright sun on the lens. The next couple of shots to be posted, shot along the banks of the river...
Sumit wants me to narrate the difficulties faced while shooting, like I used to say in my older posts. Thats why had started again. In these kinda one's its important not to look into the sun for long, better avoid staring into it. Though it seems dark in the picture, in reality its far more brighter.
Did someone ask me, what the poets in ancient times referred the flowers to...!
This is what a setting sun, can do...lit up the edges of any object it touches, while going down...challenge is the wind, that moves thin plants...shot at around 730PM!
NOTE: Increase your monitor contrast to get a good feel, if yours is less than 75...