Aerial view of Kolkata city of India - C&C are welcome

[Tejal]

Dear All,

Here is a an aerial view of the city, Kolkata, of India from an aeroplane. Please share your C&C for the same.

Thanks,

Tejal

IMG_0315 as Smart Object-1 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

[IzzieK]

Those skycrapers, are they offices or residential buildings?

[Tejal]

Those skycrapers, are they offices or residential buildings?

Cant comment exactly, but mostly residential buildings .

[Shadowman]

Nice shot, a bit too far from the subject.

[Tejal]

Nice shot, a bit too far from the subject.

Thanks John for your feedback. Never tried before, such type of shot. But as you said - a bit too far....that conveyed a lot to me. I have learnt something from it. . Many thanks once again. .

[Shadowman]

Thanks John for your feedback. Never tried before, such type of shot. But as you said - a bit too far....that conveyed a lot to me. I have learnt something from it. . Many thanks once again. .

Hi Tejal,

Nothing wrong with getting in a little practice.

[Manfred M]

These shots from airplanes are always both interesting and a bit disappointing as the photographer has to deal with both the effects from the window on the plane (they always seem to be scratched and hazy, and often with reflections) and the "atmospherics" in the scene; i.e. dust, haze and humidity.

The one thing I do see are around four dust spots on your sensor. You might want to run the sensor cleaning cycle on your camera a few times to see if that helps.

[Tejal]

Hi Tejal,

Nothing wrong with getting in a little practice.

(y)....i will try my best next time

[Tejal]

These shots from airplanes are always both interesting and a bit disappointing as the photographer has to deal with both the effects from the window on the plane (they always seem to be scratched and hazy, and often with reflections) and the "atmospherics" in the scene; i.e. dust, haze and humidity.

The one thing I do see are around four dust spots on your sensor. You might want to run the sensor cleaning cycle on your camera a few times to see if that helps.

Thanks a lot for bring this in my knowledge. I will have to get it done at the earliest. Many thanks once again .