Author Archive "Team BP"

Great Masters

Wilson Bentley

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Birds often flock to beaches and other shorelines. You can make dramatic pictures of them as they fly in search of food. Photograph/Roger Kirby.
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Exploring Life Along Shorelines

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The Moment that Bowled Over a Nation

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Metering for Macro

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What metering pattern should I use for macro photography?

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Formulaic Conundrum

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The focal length of a lens is calculated as the distance between the lens and the image plane, when focused at infinity. If that is the formula, why is the length of my 200mm lens only 136mm?

Since letters travel several miles and through many post offices, a close-up of the stamp assumes a lot of significance. Photograph/Bhumi Ahluwalia
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Letters from my Grandfather

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Shadows as Characters

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The uncropped version of Che Guevara's iconic photograph. Photograph/Alberto Korda; Image Source: Wikimedia Commons
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Symbolising a Revolution

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A love for Polaroids

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Is there a way to replicate the Polaroid film effect?

Bombay in Solitude. Photograph/Ajay Hirani.
Interviews

My Best Shot: Ajay Hirani

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Photograph/Gaurav Sawn
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Tip of the Day: Keep Scouting for Locations

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The moon is often visible in the sky well before sunset. The combination of the moon with sunlit landscapes, evening hues and deep shadows usually make spectacular photographs. Photograph/Robert Meij
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To the Moon and Back

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