.........Contd from part-2.
There are other three Lakes, smaller in size. around this one. A separate post has been made for them.
Pattanagere Tank.
While going round the Tonnooru Lake, we happen to see a small Tank at the Southwest part. It offers some interesting possiblities for shutter bugs.
b1
Framing the Lake. Step down from the road and we reach to the water. The length and breadth of the lake can be captured from here. Camera used was a Canon 400D.
b2
Reflection of the nearby tree. The presence of Grass in the foreground evokes a feel of life the picture. A Canon PSSX 160 was used.
b3
The hills at the background are those which form the barrier line for the Main Lake. A small pathway at the left leads to nearby villages, and we moved along the same to explore for more. Camera- Canon 400D.
b4
The road seen behind the trees leads to Tirumalapura and Sanaba.
b5
A perspective view of Coconut trees with reflection.
Canon 400D was used for the above two pictures.
b6
A small play with Custom white balance sampling yielded this effect. The ripe sugarcane flowers at the centre of the frame stands out amidst the other silhouted elements.
b7
Horizontal composition of the above scene, with the same trick.
Canon Compact camera SX160hs was used for the two above.
Narayanapura tank.
On the way to Melukote after Lakshmisagara and Kodala, there is a village by name Narayanapura. A small pathway, some 200 ft away from the Circle takes us to this waterbody. For some village festival, the place was crowded and I left this pathway. I had to move somewhere and I resorted to another access near Veternary centre.
i1
The Trees stand tall and the Yellows contrast with the Blue sky.
i2
The Hill at the background is said to be near Chinakuruli.
i3
An extension of the former picture. To the right of the frame is seen a pathway, which was blocked on that day for some festival.
i4
I wanted to justify the vertical orientation of this frame and included the tree in the picture, to make rather horizontal stripe form of the blues and greens.
Canon 50D was used for recording the above four photographs.
Kodala Tank.
The very next village which we pass through after Lakshmisagara is Kodala. A small tank is present at the outskirts of the village.
j1
The pink colour of the wild flowers stands out in the blue - green domination.
j2
A panoramic view of Kodala tank.
j3
The opposite shore of Kodala Tank. The bright Yellow hues of the crops caught my eyes and I responded.
These three were shot with a Canon 600D with 18-135 IS combo.
j4
While passing on the road, I thought of including some Red hues in the picture. I left the shooting position of the previous pictures and aligned the village houses with the Tank.
j5
The Same shot, with inclusion of a Cow in the foreground enhances the ambience of village.
A Canon 50D was used for creating the last two.
These photos are only some glimpses of what these Lakes offer to a Photographer. I have not finished yet. For the time being, shall take a break now, but return with more pictures of these places in the future.
There are other three Lakes, smaller in size. around this one. A separate post has been made for them.
Pattanagere Tank.
While going round the Tonnooru Lake, we happen to see a small Tank at the Southwest part. It offers some interesting possiblities for shutter bugs.
b1
Framing the Lake. Step down from the road and we reach to the water. The length and breadth of the lake can be captured from here. Camera used was a Canon 400D.
b2
Reflection of the nearby tree. The presence of Grass in the foreground evokes a feel of life the picture. A Canon PSSX 160 was used.
b3
The hills at the background are those which form the barrier line for the Main Lake. A small pathway at the left leads to nearby villages, and we moved along the same to explore for more. Camera- Canon 400D.
b4
The road seen behind the trees leads to Tirumalapura and Sanaba.
b5
A perspective view of Coconut trees with reflection.
Canon 400D was used for the above two pictures.
b6
A small play with Custom white balance sampling yielded this effect. The ripe sugarcane flowers at the centre of the frame stands out amidst the other silhouted elements.
b7
Horizontal composition of the above scene, with the same trick.
Canon Compact camera SX160hs was used for the two above.
Narayanapura tank.
On the way to Melukote after Lakshmisagara and Kodala, there is a village by name Narayanapura. A small pathway, some 200 ft away from the Circle takes us to this waterbody. For some village festival, the place was crowded and I left this pathway. I had to move somewhere and I resorted to another access near Veternary centre.
i1
The Trees stand tall and the Yellows contrast with the Blue sky.
i2
The Hill at the background is said to be near Chinakuruli.
i3
An extension of the former picture. To the right of the frame is seen a pathway, which was blocked on that day for some festival.
i4
I wanted to justify the vertical orientation of this frame and included the tree in the picture, to make rather horizontal stripe form of the blues and greens.
Canon 50D was used for recording the above four photographs.
Kodala Tank.
The very next village which we pass through after Lakshmisagara is Kodala. A small tank is present at the outskirts of the village.
j1
The pink colour of the wild flowers stands out in the blue - green domination.
j2
A panoramic view of Kodala tank.
j3
The opposite shore of Kodala Tank. The bright Yellow hues of the crops caught my eyes and I responded.
These three were shot with a Canon 600D with 18-135 IS combo.
j4
While passing on the road, I thought of including some Red hues in the picture. I left the shooting position of the previous pictures and aligned the village houses with the Tank.
j5
The Same shot, with inclusion of a Cow in the foreground enhances the ambience of village.
A Canon 50D was used for creating the last two.
These photos are only some glimpses of what these Lakes offer to a Photographer. I have not finished yet. For the time being, shall take a break now, but return with more pictures of these places in the future.
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