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Title: Food for Thought “At an event in a club, while a waiter was about to serve food, I asked him to stand still while I composed the shot. I used creative cropping to emphasise the moment and the various hues in the frame.” Camera: Canon EOS 40D ISO: 100 Aperture: f/6.3 Shutterspeed: 1/60sec Photograph/Atul Pratap Chauhan, New Delhi
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Your Pictures: April 2011

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Title: Statue of a Woman “The giant wheel, the statue of a woman and the colours of the sky were delightful. I simply had to preserve the scene for posterity in a photograph.” Camera: Canon EOS 500D Lens: Canon 18–55mm Aperture: f/11 Shutterspeed: 1/250sec Photograph/Vishal Nale, Pune
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Your Pictures: March 2011

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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: Freedom Is Absolute, “I was looking to capture a silhouette of the fence when a pigeon came along and gave the frame a new meaning. It felt as if no fence could come between him and his freedom—freedom is absolute and for all pure souls." Photograph/Akhillesh Singh, Dehradun
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Your Pictures: October 2010

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Title: Mysterious Forest, “This picture is taken in Shillong peak’s adjacent woods. The combination of mist and the wood forced me to capture the frame.” Camera: Canon EOS 350D ISO: 200 Aperture: f/4.5 Shutterspeed: 1/125sec. Photograph/Debapriya Basak, Malda
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Your Pictures – September 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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