Author Archive "Ambarin Afsar"

Great Masters

Eugène Atget

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Shadows: Ganesh likes to relate instrumental music to nature photography as an art form. Photograph/Ganesh Shankar
Great Masters

Ganesh Shankar

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The best part about using wide angle lenses is that they have the power to bring the foreground extremely close to the viewer. One feels as if one is right there with the photographer, experiencing the same frame. Photograph/Abhishek Khandelwal
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At the Forefront

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Self portrait in suit and hat, seated on a rock beside the River Karolitskhali, 1910. Photograph/S M Prokudin-Gorsky
Great Masters

S M Prokudin-Gorsky

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Interviews

Look Who’s Shooting: Tosha Jagad and Stuti Jhaveri

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Clare likes shooting with film as she believes it requires measured, thoughtful shooting. Photograph/Clare Gallagher
Interviews

Clare Gallagher: Love and Happiness

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Captain Albert King, Chief of X-ray Service, makes a fluoroscope of a patient’s chest at the US Army Station Hospital in India.
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Photographing Life and Beyond

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This image was shot at the M Chinnaswamy stadium in Bengaluru during a practice session. Ashish spotted a ball lying on the ground, while the coach of the team was walking around. Photograph/Ashish Parmar
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Bowling Over the Royal Challengers Bangalore

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A US Airforce pilot took this image which shows a Dragonfly preparing for a low-level firing mission at dawn. Photograph/Sergeant Bob Simons
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Up, Up and Away!

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This is a Keel Back, which is one of the most common freshwater snakes. It strikes rapidly and with great determination, and has a tenacious hold. Photograph/Yuwaraj Gujjar.
Interviews

The Perfect Forked Tongue Photograph

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To further enhance the already warm tones of a sunset sky, you can use the Cloudy or Shade White Balance presets. Photograph/Srirama Santhosh
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A Fine Balance

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The photographer has fired an external flashgun covered with a red gel, from inside the house. This, combined with the star trails, has created an eerie setting. Photograph/John Ryan
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Lighting the Bulb

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