[Shilpaks]

not sure who the photographer is, this is doing the rounds on mails rite now.
its simply divine!


PS: pls let me know if the attachment is accessible coz it was a 2.3MB thingie, so im wondering if I can upload it here!

Edited by Shilpaks, 09 November 2006 - 04:31 PM.

[Somnath]

You can upload pix in Gallery  

[Shilpaks]

Somnath, on Nov 9 2006, 04:33 PM, said:

You can upload pix in Gallery  

its a pdf file

[jyotirmoy]

Use snapshot option in pdf, select the area, copy & paste it on a paintbrush page.... save it as a .jpeg file.

[Shilpaks]

jyotirmoy, on Nov 9 2006, 05:05 PM, said:

Use snapshot option in pdf, select the area, copy & paste it on a paintbrush page.... save it as a .jpeg file.

jyothida thr are some 30 or so snaps in it and am not able to save the bitmaps as jpeg, tried that

Edited by Shilpaks, 09 November 2006 - 05:21 PM.

[jyotirmoy]

Strange. I just converted a pdf page to jpeg had no problem

[Shilpaks]

tht option depends on which version of the software ur using I guess, gimme ur id will mail it across to u, maybe u can convert it to jpeg and upload it
phantom mailed it across to u, were u able to do anything?

Edited by Shilpaks, 09 November 2006 - 05:24 PM.

[Phantom]

Shilpaks, on Nov 9 2006, 05:23 PM, said:

tht option depends on which version of the software ur using I guess, gimme ur id will mail it across to u, maybe u can convert it to jpeg and upload it
phantom mailed it across to u, were u able to do anything?

I was able to watch it, with an open mouth
Its beautiful, seems like, I have a lot of places to visit. Apart from Kumaraparvata and bheemeshwari, I havent been to many places !!

[Shilpaks]

eggactly wht I was talking abt lol  
omg then u must start travelling NOW then    

[jyotirmoy]

 pic1.jpg   29.81K   40 downloads

Shilpaks, on Nov 9 2006, 11:53 AM, said:

tht option depends on which version of the software ur using I guess, gimme ur id will mail it across to u, maybe u can convert it to jpeg and upload it
phantom mailed it across to u, were u able to do anything?

[Shilpaks]

ty jyothida

[Shilpaks]

ok I havent yet been able to convert the file yet, anyone interested in seeing the file pm me ur email id and I will mail it across

[Shilpaks]

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here are some more pics tht jyothida converted for us (ty da for tht )

[Shilpaks]

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 15.JPG   50.17K   27 downloads

[iwanttogoback]

shilpaks

these are great, and so different to many of the photos you see of India (for starters, where are the people??!!)

a few of the shots have titles, but most don't, can anyone tell us the names of the places?

and, shilpaks, if you didn't take them, do you have a reference for who did?

[Shilpaks]

yea iwanto, when I take pics I try to get nature(no ppl at all) kinda pics , so for me these were divine :P
all pics in the original pdf file has the names of the places, I guess they got cut in the process of convertion.
the titles (according to the order in which the pics are displayed here starting with the first one)

Devbagh (post 10)

(post 13)
Sunset at Tungabhadradam …..Hospet
Monsoon retreat at Kodachadri
Sunset ….at Gokarna
Kali river backwaters ……at Dandeli

(post 14)
Evergreen forest…………Agumbe
Green grounds …….Kemmangundi
Kadrabackwaters at Karwar
OmBeach…..Gokarna
Virgin Beach ………..at Maravanthe
Paradise……..in Agumbe


n nop I got them over the mail, so no clue as to who the photographer is

Edited by Shilpaks, 14 November 2006 - 03:18 PM.

[Phantom]

I was wondering why there's no hampi in these, but I think thats because these are just nature pics.
  In karnataka, once you enter a hilly area, it becomes all desolated. Nobody lives on hills it seems apart from those rich coffee estate blokes.

[iwanttogoback]

thanks shilpaks, for the explanation and the photos.

[sugarnspice]

Wow!Thanks Shilpaks, the pictures are beautiful!