D-SLR's Capturing light !

Hey nice try buddy.

Pankaj, do give me one of that car na. Anyways you wont be driving all of them at one na....

Some pics recently taken by me.

Ami, nice photos (Mumbai & you)

Here are a few photos I clicked a while before (no match with the ones uploaded by the 'experts')...

Very true Ami seriously it is the case with me.But yes if need to learn then we will have to give it some time.

@pankaj-those panorams have come very nicely indeed. The other shots are also rich in composition, it only the cam that pulling you back!

Can i recommend a D40. LOL

@Ami-from the pictures it seems you had a blast in Mumbai!

You can send me a gift. LoL. 

Yes the cameras I've are not very good/advanced.  But more than that it's I who am not very fond of photography etc. (haven't done ever before - except routine).  The panoramas are clicked (first time) with my Sony Mobile Cyber-shot (3.2 camera) while the others are with Sony Cyber-shot Camera 7.2 - DSC W55 - results of which have been much better when Feroz clicked most of the photos at Bhavnagar.

Nice photz Ami.

Here are a few of first click by me.

@Binoy, having a P & S will not cost much after buying a nice camera. But once you bought a D-SLR it will make you addict and you will feed it more and more.

First you will start with a kit lens then you buy some mediocre level lens then you will end up in a high quality lens.

In my case own an old Canon EOS 400D. Initially I thought 18-55mm lens is enough, then I  bought 28-200 (cheep lens) then upgraded with 28-135 IS at last I end up in 17-40mm L Lens . So my point is having a D-SLR for fun is the costly hobby .

Please have a look on my creations

http://www.luminous-photo.com/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/arund/

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Arun welcome to the forums-guess you missed this earlier post of mine!

By the way thats a nice kit that you have.

Welcome Arun to CarWale.  Your creations are indeed beautiful.