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Posts Tagged ‘Redmond’

Chattees

Posted Monday, September 8th, 2008
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Building 36

Building 36, originally uploaded by sanyam.

Redmond can be very beautiful in summer specially with all the greenary around. I just felt like clicking everytime i went out of this building. It rains a lot in this part of Washington but i was lucky to be there when it was “supposed” to be sunny. I shot this when it was just about to rain on a sunday afternoon.
This is also an HDR created with Photomatix and contrast corrected with LightRoom Beta2. With my LightRoom Beta getting expired, I will have to think of an alternate way or probably download the trial version for 30 days and process all my backlog asap.
I must say that I have not seen any piece of software like LightRoom, Its just kickass and a gift for Photographers who doesnt have the skill to use Photoshop but still want to make their photographs look better.  For folks at Adobe, you guys simply rock !!! 
can see rest of my HDR Photographs here …

Sunset @ Lake Washington

Posted Tuesday, September 2nd, 2008
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Sunset @ Lake Washington

Sunset @ Lake Washington, originally uploaded by sanyam.

Sitting by the lake can be so relaxing, still remember the good’ol days back in Bhopal. After every major exam got over, we (school friends) would all go and sit by the lake for an hour and watch sunset.

Bhopal Lake isnt this Gorgeous but yeah it scores much above the Hussainsagar Pond in Hyderabad.

This has been my wallpaper for quite sometime, shot from a lake side park in Kirkland and processed as an HDR with variably exposed images from a single RAW file. This was not the shot of the day and I think other shots came out better than this, but there’s something in this image which catches the moment. Specially the girl and her mother sitting calmly and watching the far end.