Indians For Guns

Hi Guys,
The images posted below were sent to me by a friend....
It appears they were photographed from the Army Depot in Leh on the 4th April 2015....
Also the foot note mentioned a Sigma 500mm tele lens was used with a timed exposure....
Incidentally I saw the Easter Blood Moon while I was in Chennai on the 5th April 2015....truly an awesome sight!
Briha

blood red moon!!never seen one.great shot.'
regards
dr.jk

Brihaji,
The field of view at 500mm is pretty small. For him to have taken such a wide angle shot with a telephoto lens is very unusual. Also the moon appears to be disproportionately large.
Not sure if the image highlights the photography or photoshop skills of the sender

kshitij wrote:Brihaji,
The field of view at 500mm is pretty small. For him to have taken such a wide angle shot with a telephoto lens is very usual. Also the moon appears to be disproportionately large.
Not sure if the image highlights the photography or photoshop skills of the sender

I too feel its the result of some skillful photo-shopping
Briha
PS: The visual imagery is very pleasing!

Such surreal beauty..!
No wonder werewolves and vampires get all 'loony' on seeing one.!

Quite a professional job considering that an army person has taken them.
Awesome. No other word comes to mind.

Regards

the end is nigh
awsome pics

WOW

The imagery is stunning, but the first pic looks like an morning shot of the lake with the moon superimposed. The sun is behind the photographer. See the shadow of the mountain on the left edge of the lake. If it were real, with such a huge moon, no secondary light source would be evident.

The moon is substantially closer to the Earth in the 2nd pic. Should have been a major SHTF event, tsunamis, tidal waves, etc. etc.

The colour of the moon is also very easy to get.

It is extremely difficult to shoot the moon at night. I tried it on the last "supermoon" a couple of years ago. Even with tripod and remote click, there is still blur in the pic. Was using my workhorse Canon 500 D with 70-250 lens. Exposures upto 1 min. Let me see if I have retained those pics.

Thank God for the engineers at Adobe, Inc.!!

Very very beautiful pics. Never seen red moon in my life.
Send photos regularly. Thanks.

essdee1972 wrote:The imagery is stunning, but the first pic looks like an morning shot of the lake with the moon superimposed. The sun is behind the photographer. See the shadow of the mountain on the left edge of the lake. If it were real, with such a huge moon, no secondary light source would be evident.

The moon is substantially closer to the Earth in the 2nd pic. Should have been a major SHTF event, tsunamis, tidal waves, etc. etc.

The colour of the moon is also very easy to get.

It is extremely difficult to shoot the moon at night. I tried it on the last "supermoon" a couple of years ago. Even with tripod and remote click, there is still blur in the pic. Was using my workhorse Canon 500 D with 70-250 lens. Exposures upto 1 min. Let me see if I have retained those pics.

Thank God for the engineers at Adobe, Inc.!!

My thoughts exactly

Heres a close up of the moon i took while in Bandipur. Used the Canon 500 F4 L IS with a 2x converter to click the image. With the converter added the image stabilization went out of the window. So the biggest challenge was to hold my hands steady enough for 3 odd seconds to avoid blur, a task not made easy with the few shots of spirits consumed before taking this image

Kshitij, is that a camera or a rocket launcher???

Stupendous pic bro! And great gear, too.

Kshitij,
Awesome shot bro of the moon
Looking at it.....I thought a werewolf would slowly emerge from behind
Rocking lens too
Briha

@essdee, thanks buddy
The 500 does weigh as much as a rocket launcher

@brihaji, Thank you sir