Author Archive "Team BP"

Ladakh is quite easily one of the most breathtaking locations in the world. It is a dream destination for anyone who wants to photograph gorgeous landscape shots. Photograph/Furqan Khan
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Landscapes of Ladakh

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Title: The Eternal Prayer “While shooting this image, I chose this low angle to highlight the cross and the profile of the man. I used the grass in the foreground to add drama to the overall composition.” Camera: Nikon D60 ISO: 400 Aperture: f/22 Shutterspeed: 1/80sec Photograph/Vishnu Kudamaloor
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Your Pictures: February 2011

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Title: Morning Feast “I shot almost 700 frames before achieving this perfect capture of a sun bird hovering close to a flower. For me, what makes this photograph unique is the presence of a bee which was also drawn by the flower.” Camera: Canon EOS 7D ISO: 2000 Aperture: f/6.4 Shutterspeed: 1/1000sec Photograph/Sudhir R Das, Madhya Pradesh
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Your Pictures: January 2011

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Title: Freedom Savers “This picture was captured at the IIT campus in Kanpur. Just after the flag hoisting ceremony I saw these kids with the Indian flag. It seemed as if they were taking in the essence of freedom.” Camera: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H50 ISO: 100 Aperture: f/4 Shutterspeed: 1/250sec Photograph/Senthil, Kanpur
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Your Pictures: December 2010

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Title: Dimpled Moon “There are different ways in which moon is shot. In this scene though, I found the moon, landscape and tree making a mysterious yet beautiful composition. It seemed as if the star had become the moon’s dimple.” Camera: Canon EOS 450D ISO: 1600 Aperture: f/5.6 Shutterspeed: 1/3sec Photograph/Kunal Bansal, Pune
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Your Pictures: November 2010

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Title: Snowfall “I was on my way to Ladakh and it was snowing, when I saw this man with an umbrella walking on the road, out in the distance. I thought it was a perfect combination for a black and white photograph.” Camera: Nikon D100 ISO: 200 Aperture: f/14 Shutterspeed: 1/125sec Photograph/ Bobby Sharma, Ludhiana
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Your Pictures- August 2010

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Title: Life and Death “I shot this while I was in Ladakh. While the flowers depict life, the logs show the end of life.” Camera: Nikon D100 Lens: Nikkor 24–120mm Aperture: f/16 Shutterspeed: 1/125sec ISO: 200 Photograph/ Bobby Sharma, Ludhiana
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Your Pictures: July 2010

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Title: Serendipity “As I was wandering through the city on a beautiful evening by the lake side I could not resist capturing this serene sight on my lens forever.” Camera: Nikon D200 ISO: 400 Aperture: f/6.3 Shutterspeed: 1/480sec Photograph/ Umesh Varma, Nagpur
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Your Pictures: June 2010

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Title: The Mobile Shopkeeper “I was travelling through the Sherpur District in Bangladesh and was visiting the villages around. It was a late afternoon, between 4–5pm when I noticed a man with a mobile shop selling pickles and other edible stuff. The background was clear and there was good light when I took this picture.” Camera: Nikon D70 Lens: Canon 28–200mm ISO: 400 Exposure details not available Photograph/ Mohammad Rakibul Hasan, Bangladesh
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Your Pictures: May 2010

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Title: A Miniature Dragon “I spotted this beauty in our garden after a week of heavy rainfall. Surprisingly, the lizard kept still, even when I crept close to it to take this closeup.” Camera: Nikon D40 Lens: Nikkor 18–55mm Aperture: f/5 Shutterspeed: 1/250sec ISO: 200 Photograph/ Aroon Kalandy, Calicut
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Your Pictures: April 2010

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Title: Watching His Harvest Burn. “This farmer wanted to burn some refuse of crops; but instead, the fire set his entire field ablaze. I could not shoot the inferno up close, because of the intense heat.” Camera: Sony Cybershot H7 Aperture: f/4.5 Shutterspeed: 1/50sec ISO: 400 Photograph/ Akash Karmakar, Mumbai
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Your Pictures: March 2010

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Title: Mr White Wings “On a bright sunny day, I was walking around a zoo looking to photograph the wild animals. But this particular butterfly caught my interest. It was blissfully collecting nectar from the small purple flowers. It seemed to be so lost in the activity, that it did not flap its wings at all!” Camera: Nikon D60 Lens: Nikkor 18–55mm Aperture: f/11 Shutterspeed: 1/100sec ISO: 100 Photograph/ Prashant Jagannathan
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Your Pictures: February 2010

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