Tiny globs of rain: Through my lens
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Kashur Kot is Kashmiri for Kashmiri lad. These are notes of one such tramp, from Kashmir and beyond. Prone to instant outbursts of laughter/creativity, I operate from wherever life takes me. Catch me at sameer20[at]gmail.com!
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3 comments:
Your blog is beautiful. Thanks for sharing for photos and your thoughts!
Really brilliant!
Thx for the comment.
This shot is so awesome! Were the drops actually on the camera lens itself, or a plate infront of it...either way: HOW? How did you get the focus right so close to the aperture (forgive the spelling of the word if its wrong -- not a huge photographer, more digi-paint, but I like a nice technique when I sees it :^D )?
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