Showing posts with label Picasa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Picasa. Show all posts

Monday, July 30, 2007

Freezer Freak!

Penguin

Thanks to Dachu and Keerthi for the Penguin, the Camera and the refrigerator without which this idea would have just been another 'pop' in my head (!)

In Mastercard style,

Borrowing a doll penguin from Dachu (without Dachu knowing) = Rs. 0
Keeping a freezer open for a short time = Rs. 0
Meddling with Keerthi's camera in the name of experimentation = Rs. 0

Giving a very important Global Message = Priceless ;-)

Ps. If you really wish to stop global warming, click here

Sunday, July 22, 2007

Life Expectancy



This is a picture of an innocent sapling on the footpath, shot by me sometime between its birth above the earth and its death below the foot.

Life's not always about its length. Is it?

Thursday, July 19, 2007

My self pod-trait

This picture shot with my N73, is the best self portrait photograph I have ever shot, thanks to the flaring chrome rear of my ipod.

Self Portrait

Disclaimer: I do not endorse Cognizant or Apple products. (Can anyone get me a chance?) ;-)

Thursday, April 26, 2007

Time-ku enna aachu?



All I can do about this, is shoot a picture and post it on my blog.
Nothing else...

How about you?

Tuesday, April 24, 2007

Old Photo Effect

The person in the picture is Mr. Subramaniam, my neighbour. He's a person with great knowledge in anything from history to spirituality and I truly admire him for that. We share a lot of common interests and a good friendship beyond age barriers.



Coming to the picture, it is one of the first few, shot with my Canon S3IS, with light from an overhead tubelight. I have applied some color tinting with picasa for the 'old photo effect'.

Friday, April 13, 2007

Marma Desam


When I entered the 'Aayiram Kaal Mandapam' of Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple, I realised that my canon was back in the car. It was then my N73 came to the rescue.

The lighting was bad. Yet I was able to get a decent picture of 'Kaala Bhairavar'.

So here it is after some post production work in Picasa.