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Macro Photography of the Ice Storm in DC

January 18, 2011 by Navin Sarma

Here’s a quick post after the light ice storm we had last night. I really had hoped that the freezing rain would encapsulate the trees and sidewalks with a layer of ice. While it is a little dangerous and annoying to walk and drive on, it really is pretty cool to see. Here’s a ledge […]

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10 Best Shots of 2010

January 12, 2011 by Navin Sarma

I know its a couple weeks into the new year already, but I wanted to do a quick post to recap my work in photography this past year. 2010 was a year of growth for me when it came to photography. I started with it a few years ago as just a careless hobby. Soon […]

Categories: Architectural, Astrophotography, Blog, Landscape, Macro, Wildlife

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St. Thomas, USVI

October 27, 2010 by Navin Sarma

Here’s a shocker: I love bringing my camera with me when I go on vacation. Actually, when I bought my first dSLR, I considered not taking it with me to a trip to Europe and India. My dad was adamant that I NOT take it with me, claiming that evil people prey upon my camera […]

Categories: Blog, Landscape, Macro, Wildlife

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Cabo, San Lucas Mexico: Part 2

September 22, 2010 by Navin Sarma

So, following up from where I left off last time… We wanted to stay pretty active during our vacation, so after we went ATV riding, a few of us went scuba diving (including me) and a few went golfing. Now, one of the pieces of advice I give and almost always follow is ALWAYS BRING […]

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Studio Work

September 5, 2010 by Navin Sarma

As you might know, I photograph much more outside than inside. I usually like to go “out in the field”, witness, and record the subtleties of the world through my camera. Sometimes, though, the subtleties can’t be captured as they are because conditions of the field make it hard to take compelling photos. Conditions like […]

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