Hyderabad
Canon EOS 300D | 18.0mm | 1/500s | f/8.0 | ISO 200 | Flash Off EXIF

Authentic Hyderabad

Hyderabad for you – the south view from the Charminar. View the smaller version on flickr.

P.S. – Try moving your mouse over the panorama below. :)



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Anil said.. Reply

wow! love the panorama scan effect! how long were you in Hyderabad? It’s been years since I went back there

Rungta said.. Reply

Thanks Anil. I was in Hyderabad for two days, and I had a great time there.

Vega said.. Reply

hey..nice pictures..doesn’t look like Hyd at all..when were u here?

Rashmi said.. Reply

Awesome!! Didn’t know you’d been to Hyd. You seem to have been quite the nomad this ‘summer’. :P Love the angle, love the shot. And the Panoramic view! Nicee.. :)

Sumedh said.. Reply

Wow! Am speechless;

Rungta said.. Reply

Thanks a lot fellows.

I was in Hyderabad on the 12th and 13th earlier this month.

Abhishek said.. Reply

Pretty cool. Really nice capture of the vivid colours of objects.

I bet you’ve used DoubleTake with many more photographs.

Rungta said.. Reply

I bet you’ve used DoubleTake with many more photographs.

No Abhishek, this is the first one. I’d used other tools before but they either left me with a bitter taste or got me frustrated enough to abandon the effort, as a result of which I’d given up on taking panorama shots. Lucky for me I decided to give it another try and found DoubleTake fit my bill perfectly.

Aditya said.. Reply

I have quite a few friends from Hyde here and they all keep talking about it. Will probably go there during one of my vacations. This is quite in stark contrast with the pristine photos that you take of Melbourne or the city of Dubai where I live. Yet it is this hustle and bustle of Bombay and Delhi that one misses. This completely captures that. Only if one could capture the honking of all the autos :p

Btw, I nice work with the panorama too. Though I tried quite a bit to find where they were stitched, I couldn’t thanks to the mouse-scroll. Did you think about making it from bottom to top in a vertical photo so that it looks like one is driving up the road?

Rungta said.. Reply

This is quite in stark contrast with the pristine photos that you take of Melbourne or the city of Dubai where I live. Yet it is this hustle and bustle of Bombay and Delhi that one misses.

Couldn’t agree more. I just got back to Melbourne last night and everything feels so…quiet here.

Did you think about making it from bottom to top in a vertical photo so that it looks like one is driving up the road?

No I didn’t, but its a great suggestion. Will try it sometime in the future.

South view from the Charminar