Avinash Krishnamurthy

Avinash Krishnamurthy

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I am a passionate, self-learned photographer, aspiring to become a professional some day. Although I love to click all kinds of pictures, Wildlife is my favorite genre. There's something about wildlife that captures my interest the most! My only regret is that I can't afford better lenses yet. -- Canon EOS 60D, Canon EF-S 18-55 mm IS II, Canon EF 50 mm f/1.8, Canon EF 70-300 mm USM III
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    1. Comment on Grey Heron (Ardea Cinerea) 4 years ago
      Thank you :)
    2. Comment on Grey Heron (Ardea Cinerea) 4 years ago
      Thank you!
    3. Comment on Purple-rumped Sunbird (Male) 4 years ago
      Yes, they are quite tricky to photograph.
    4. Comment on I'll conquer them all, someday.. 6 years ago
      I don't know how I missed your awesome comment! :O
    5. Comment on Death to one, life to another 6 years ago
      I seem to have missed your comment somehow, sorry.

      No, Travis, we are not allowed to bring back with us anything from the forest; especially skulls, bones, and anything else that belongs to a dead / living animal. May be dung is fine ;)
    6. Comment on Pied Bush chat 6 years ago
      Could it be - Ashy Crowned Sparrow Lark?

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashy-crowned_sparrow-lark#/media/File:Ashy-crowned_Sparrow_Lark_(Female)_-Bharatpur_I_IMG_8487.jpg
    7. Comment on Spiny Tailed Gecko 6 years ago
      Outstanding details in the pic! That's a great shot, Stratus.
    8. Comment on Is this pose ok for you? 6 years ago
      This is how close I could get hand held (single shot) using reverse lens macro on my Canon 60D.

      I'm here! What's your next wish? Ropalidia Marginata - Indian Wasp<br /> <br /> I couldn't help but upload this super macro of the Wasp because this is the only pic I had which displayed both the eyes and the distinctive black projections (total of three in the form of an equilateral triangle) on its head clearly. Bangalore,Geotagged,India,Indian Wasp,Ropalidia Marginata,Ropalidia marginata,Summer,bite,fly,insect,pain,sting

      Have you heard of "sting operation"? Ropalidia Marginata - Indian Wasp - an Old World species of Paper Wasp.<br /> <br /> If I got any closer than this to them, things might get a bit too painful. Bangalore,Geotagged,India,Indian wasp,Ropalidia marginata,Summer,bite,comb,fly,insect,paper wasp,sting

      Up close! AEDES AEGYPTI<br /> <br /> It is easy to identify the female from the male of this species of mosquitoes. The one in this image is a female, as it has thorny antennae as opposed to feathery antennae of its male counterpart.<br /> <br /> It is the female of this species that is after your tasty blood, similar to the other species of Mosquitoes. Aedes aegypti,Bangalore,Dengue,Geotagged,India,bite,blood sucker,insect,mosquito
    9. Comment on Is this pose ok for you? 6 years ago
      That is an incredible Macro!

      I wish I could afford a macro rail package to do the focus stacking. At least we get to see gorgeous close ups of various insects by the photographers who own it :)
    10. Comment on Is this pose ok for you? 6 years ago
      Very sharp and fantastic pic you've shot! Got to love the super cheap Macro rings for making it possible :D

      I absolutely love the images shot on a couple of Pentax lenses. Pentax Super Takumar lenses are some of the finest lenses I have seen so far.