Stray dog in Jayanagar

Thursday, September 16, 2004

code_martial — Sep 15, 2004 5:38:19 PM — # ↩

sho shweeet...
So does it not lunge at the bikers' legs at night?
- jbritto — Sep 17, 2004 6:06:36 AM — # ↩
  
  Re: sho shweeet...
  
  Has anyone been bitten by these dogs? I've heard of bikers losing balance and crashing due to dogs, but I think they do it mostly for the thrill of the chase. When you stop they usually dont know what to do... Of course I don't there are too many people willing to confirm this theory ;-)
  - Kiran Jonnalagadda — Sep 17, 2004 2:39:14 PM — # ↩
    
    Re: sho shweeet...
    I feel safe with those dogs around. If they won't let me run, they also won't let a thief run. And yes, they do it for the thrill of the chase.
    
    People who feel uncomfortable around dogs should get over it. They've been among us for millenia. They're not going away anytime soon.
irq2 — Sep 16, 2004 12:42:56 AM — # ↩

"Hullo, dog."
ashwinne — Sep 16, 2004 2:03:17 AM — # ↩

There are just too many of strays in Jayanagar. I don't get sleep many nights cause of the barking wars that go on between dog gangs on the road.
- Kiran Jonnalagadda — Sep 16, 2004 4:10:57 AM — # ↩
  
  I'm thinking of a series on Bangalore's dogs.
  - Anonymous — Sep 16, 2004 7:47:49 AM — # ↩
    
    Dog Series :)
    Sounds interesting... I stay in Ulsoor, this area could be an important spot for the shoot... There are about 10-15 dogs and are growing in number at a drastic rate:) One of them likes Glucose Biscuits hehe
    - sunson — Sep 17, 2004 7:58:10 AM — # ↩
      
      Re: Dog Series :)
      I used to use the 'glucose biscuits' technique once upon a time. I wasn't driving or anything... but nevertheless the dogs didn't like me in the beginning. Then slowly I started feeding them biscuits and after a while I became like the pied piper :D Where I walk, a hundred dogs follow!
astra1111 — Sep 16, 2004 2:15:17 AM — # ↩

i see the similarity :D
Anonymous — Sep 16, 2004 2:33:38 AM — # ↩

If interested in this, contact Mathiz bhai
jbritto — Sep 17, 2004 6:11:06 AM — # ↩

Silly question maybe, but how do you get the information that you put at the bottom of the photo. I mean:
Aperture Unknown Exposure bias 0.0
Exposure program Aperture Priority Exposure time 1/30
Flash no Focal length 48 ...

Is it stored on the camera? If it is, is it there only on the more expensive ones?
- sunson — Sep 17, 2004 7:51:18 AM — # ↩
  
  It is called the 'EXIF' tag information thats there on the photo and its not on the camera (duh).
  
  I dont know of photoshop retains the EXIF tags, but GIMP does not :( ImageMagick does :)
  - jbritto — Sep 17, 2004 9:29:53 AM — # ↩
    
    thanks, i usually download photos from the CF card using a pcmcia adapter which makes it show up as a drive, so I was wondering if i was missing some information by doing that.
  - Kiran Jonnalagadda — Sep 17, 2004 2:33:19 PM — # ↩
    
    Photoshop also retains the EXIF thumbnail, which, as Tech TV's Cat Schwartz discovered, can be mighty embarrassing (NSFW).
trycatchdenz — Sep 25, 2004 6:11:07 PM — # ↩

That is a neat pic...

Cheerz,
Denz