Author Archive "Supriya Joshi"

Anticipating actions helps you shoot the decisive moment. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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The Invisible Photographer

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Pinhole cameras require long exposures, so you may need to fasten them onto steady surfaces, to avoid shaky images. Photograph/Kirsten Thormann
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No Camera? No Problem!: Pleasing Pinhole Photos

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Try adding themes and humour to your photograms by using quirky or related objects. Photograph/Mirai Kanayama
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No Camera? No Problem!: Poetic Photograms

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Great Masters

André Disdéri, the Pioneer of Commercial Photography

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The golden light from the setting sun and the Wildebeest kicking up dust on the dry lands of Amboseli, Kenya make this one of Harish’s personal favourites. Photograph/ Harish N N
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Harish N N, on Courting the Wild

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Use flowers that are vividly patterned, as these will form different tones on the cyanotype. Photograph/Charles Guerin
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No Camera? No Problem!: Charming Cyanotypes

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What makes screenograms unique is the cinematic quality it adds to your images. Photograph/Adam Ramsen
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No Camera? No Problem!: Surprising Screenograms

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Duchenne de Boulogne, the Pioneer of Medical Photography

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Carleton Watkins

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Our Beautiful Earth

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Nature in Greyscale

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A B&W scheme can work well with repetitive patterns. Shot with: Apple iPhone 5 Photograph/Joao Bucho
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Spaces and Places

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