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I wanted a unique title, so at first I was going to choose the name of a star in the constellation Draco but didnt see anything I liked. I eventually was able to find Nagendra in a search, and learned that Nagendra was sanskrit for "Lord of Snakes", and I thought it was perfect.
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"I wanted a unique title, so at first, I was going to choose the name of a star in the constellation Draco... but didnt see anything I liked. I eventually was able to find Nagendra in a search, and learned that Nagendra was sanskrit for "Lord of Snakes", and I thought it was perfect."
Yaa very apt name from indian context.
This word nagendra is made up of nag (snake) + indra (master of gods plus many things).
But god shiva is called god of snakes (if i am right).
I am very pleased with the results you got at ISO 800!!! My D90 should be just as good, and I had no idea that I could get that good of a result at ISO 800, Sweet!!! (Go Snowmen!!!)
I wish, I am in cold Canada right now, and the San Diego Zoo is much better than the Toronto Zoo. There is a reptile zoo north of Toronto called Reptilia, I grabbed it there.
Congrats on the blue! Nice symmetrical layout (I'm sure you didn't direct the subject). Nice DOF and framing. I work with two Nagendras, but I didn't know what it meant.
Green Skin of Nagendra
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