View of Big Sur and the California coast
Beautiful view of California coast and the Big Sur area taken from the scenic coastal highway 1. The name "Big Sur" is derived from the original Spanish-language "el sur grande", meaning "the big south".


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ISO -200
Exposure -1/200 sec
Aperture -7.1
Focal Length -18mm

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Kid with a boat in hand pointing
Picture of a statue from lovers point recreation area along Monterey bay coastal bike path. This statue was looking so real that I looked at what this kid was pointing for a sec."Yesterday's Dream -- Tomorrow's Memory" is a bronze sculpture by Dorothy Fowler (1990). It was commissioned by the Pacific Grove High School Class of 1944 as a memorial to Lover’s Point and to the individuals who left home to fight in the war. "Yesterday's Dream -- Tomorrow's Memory," a poem by Lorraine Duncan, accompanies the sculpture.

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ISO -200
Exposure -1/640 sec
Aperture -6.3
Focal Length -150mm

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Fall colors in Peninsula state park, Wisconsin

This picture was taken during our visit around Chicago to see fall colors. Peninsula state park is part of Door county Wisconsin, which captures most of the colors of fall season. This picture was taken from a view point tower at the state part. The road running through the colors looked like a giant tree with colorful leaves from top. 

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ISO -280

Exposure -1/60 sec

Aperture -8.0

Focal Length -31mm

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Chicago Skyline from Navy Pier
To get this photo I had to take at least 10 to 15 shots from Navy Pier as I did not have tripod at that time. The skyline was looking beautiful from the Navy Pier on that night.


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ISO -1600
Exposure -1/5 sec
Aperture -4.5
Focal Length -46mm

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Antelope Canyons - a beauty from flash flood
Antelope canyons are the most visited and photographed canyons in the south west. These canyons are caused due to the flash flooding. Even in present days these canyons are victims for flash flood. Due to this danger nature of canyon, only limited access is given through licensed Guides. The light peeping through the canyons causing colorful reflections are major reasons for any photographer to visit this place.


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ISO -1600
Exposure -1/1.6sec
Aperture -F/3.8
Focal Length -24mm

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Horseshoe Bend aka King Bend
Another monumental place in Arizona, The King Bend or Horseshoe Bend. This bend was caused by the flow of Colorado river. This place is more near to Utah hence many might think that this is not in Arizona.There are some rumors that this place is also suicide capital of Arizona.


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ISO -200
Exposure -1/320 sec
Aperture -9.0
Focal Length -18mm

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Great Grand Canyon
Picture of one of the natural geological wonders in US, The Great Grand Canyon. You could imagine the power of Colorado river which caused this land mark. This was once holy land of Native american Indian's. Its said that there are still many corners of Grand Canyons which are not explored and may still be populated with the natives. This pic was taken from Hopi point at south rim.

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ISO -200
Exposure -1/100 sec
Aperture -10.0
Focal Length -34mm

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