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A carving inside Lepakshi Temple
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I learned something hard way when I was in Lepakshi. In some shots, I used flash. And guess what, the complete picture came flat, as if printed on a postcard.
You survived the temptation. And got an excellent shot. Now that I am wiser, I want to go back there.
Show me the bull, and frescos on the ceiling.
Posted by
Kousik |
September 05, 2005 3:46 AM
thanks Kousik.
99% of the time I donot use flash. Initially I observed some uneven lighting because of flash. I carried tripod and had long exposures in the temple for these pictures.
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Srikanth |
September 05, 2005 10:07 PM