Selected photographs, primarily landscapes, taken around Rajasthan with my first advanced digital compact camera.
After dabbling with a point-and-shoot digicam (see previous post Digital Curiosity), in 2005, I felt the need to shoot with a more advanced digital camera — one with PSAM modes and better IQ (image quality). An exciting search made me zero in on Canon PowerShot A95, which, during those days, was a highly regarded compact digital camera. Soon after purchasing it, we travelled quite a bit for birding in and around my home state of Rajasthan (India), when I used the camera voraciously.
For someone coming from a manual film SLR and a basic digicam, the experience of using the A95 was simply fantastic. It offered a range of features that a serious photographer would require, with decent image quality, in a compact form factor. It convinced me to embrace digital photography wholeheartedly and after using the camera for 4 months, I upgraded to a Digital SLR. However, the A95 made me fall in love with Canon PowerShots and I bought and used several models as walkaround cameras in the years that followed.
This gallery showcases selected photographs taken with the Canon PowerShot A95 (from August to November 2005) — essentially landscapes with emphasis on composition. They are available as affordable prints on archival fine art papers, print sizes: 16 x 12 / 16 x 11 inches and 12 x 12 inches for square images.
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