Author Archive "Chandni Gajria"

Radial blurs look best when the colours in the frame are vibrant. Exposure: 1/50sec at f/22 ISO (I00).
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Shoot Blurs: Round in Circles

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The Leica M3 was one of the most popular rangefinder cameras ever, with over 2,25,000 units sold till 1966. Image Source/Wikimedia Commons
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The Magic of Rangefinders

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Choose a high contrast scene with dark surroundings as this is ideal for photographing and enhancing the effect of sunrays. Exposure: 1/125sec at f/5 (ISO 100) Photograph/Varun Thottathil
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Shooting Againts the Light: Let the Rays Spread

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Since Curtis had spent a lot of time with the American Indians in their own surroundings, they soon grew accustomed to his presence. Photograph/Edward Curtis
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Edward Curtis

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By changing your position slightly and opting for a narrow aperture, you can get a flare and a sunburst simultaneously in your frame. Exposure: 1/80sec at f/11 (ISO 320) Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Shooting Against the Light: Flare Up Your Frame

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In the Jaws of Flaws

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Matthew B Brady

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Slow Sync is a great way to avoid harsh light caused by only firing the flash. Exposure: 1/8sec at f/5 ISO (1250). Photograph/Siddharth Malik
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Slow, Steady, Flash!

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Shooting against the light helps highlight water droplets clinging on to the spider web, a common occurrence seen in the monsoon. Photograph/Anupam Pal
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Monsoons in Monochrome

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Positioning the evening sun just outside the edge of the frame lends a feeling of ‘being there’ in this photograph.. Photograph/Mousam Pattanaik
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A World of Imperfections

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Colurful Camera Shake

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Freedom beckoned from every window, Alcatraz prison, US: The quietness of prison is a contrast from what it must have been earlier and the sunlight through the windows almost looks unreal. Photograph/ Richa Arora
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Lost in Tranquility

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