Sunlikestar, thanks. That photograph was chosen by Nat Geo and was displayed on their website for nearly 3 months. I was honoured.

Feels good to be in the company of such good photographers. Lots to learn from you youngsters!

vc nice pics

I had a Agfa's 'Click-III' (Still with me) when I was a child,gifted by my father. Since than I am into shooting Pics, though not taken this hobby seriously. Here's the pic, I am so excited to share with you guys (A picture is worth thousand words they say).

Well, photography newbie, but here goes   
Aero India 2011
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2117183&id=1217280637

Couple of trips to hillstations gives LOTS of flowers to take pics of   
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2097548&id=1217280637
And
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2071865&id=1217280637

All taken with Canon EOS 1000D with 18-55mm lens and 55-250mm lens   

I love photography too. Here are some of them - all taken using a Nikon L20 normal point and shoot cam.

Gr8 pics, reminds me of the ferry travel from Port Blair to Havelock, color of the water, distant rain, it rains under water you know ? atleast you can hear the overhead rain crystal clear.
Gr8 job rajath

I know Gusty, I did the same trip in 2008. Didn't have a digital cam back then, but shot hundreds of snaps with my Nokia 6630 1.3Mp cam. Unforgettable experience.

Just couldn't help posting these pictures. For a 1.3 mp Phone/Camera, I am more than satisfied! I have some more pictures of warcraft photographed at the Andaman Islands. That series is next.

Corals photographed while on a glass bottomed boat. Last photo shows the building where women freedom fighters were hanged.

The hotel room accorded a lovely view of the rising sun.........

This boat was washed ashore after the Tsunami. It was from Thailand. No one claimed it. It, probably, still rests at Viper island.

VC your Shots at National Geographic is superb 

Beautiful pictures.But Rajath's were probably the best of all.

i agree, but to get that shark on the frame, i chased him around for like an 1/2 hr of intense paddling at 30 mtrs, i guess that makes it bad snap under difficult circumstances

Your shark was one among the best to my untrained eye.

Thanks guys

@augustine : colour of the water

@VC : remains of the same ship when i visited in 2010 and the pics on natgeo are awesome!

Rajath, the date is my wife's birthday, i love the smell of the sea, can feel it in your pics

What are the odds of that! Nice. There are so many beatifull places in our country. Will be visiting another one of these shortly

These are beautiful pics guys...missed going to Havlock during my trip to Andaman...regret that..but jolly buoy was also good experience..nice beautiful corals there..saw a clown fish in sea anemone just like in Finding Nemo..was super excited that day.

Regards
Ankur Kaul

Unfortunately Clown Fish are enjoying great popularity due to the movie "Finding Nemo" As always, with aquarium Clown Fish, there is an accompanying demand for anemones. Unfortunately, all anemones are not suited for captivity. Unlike our man 'Pug'.(Being called more like 'Hutch Dog', what a sad state to see dog meant for Srinagar living in Sriperambathur)

Anemones and Clown Fish have a well-known symbiotic relationship. In the ocean, the Clown Fish are protected from predator fish by the stinging tentacles of the anemone.

There some clown fish for you.

(Small cam in a cheap seal bag, the pic ain't great, but these clowns are great to see, they don't care about your size, they will attack if they feel threatened, almost clown like)

Wow! This thread is getting better and better!

Great pics Wing.Co sir.