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Blues and greens look saturated during the monsoons. Capture these colours to add a refreshing touch to your image. Photograph/Brian Lary
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Seven Secrets to Great Monsoon Landscapes

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Photographing Playful Children

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Close your eyes while scanning or use your hands to cover them. Photograph/Laura Dyet
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Scan Your World

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Photograph/Tuncay Coskun
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10 Techniques to Capture Magical Monsoons

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Balarka Brahma: The Other Side of Convention

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The moment I found this dump, I drew a sketch to convey what we are doing to our environment. I almost burnt my own fingers in the process! Photograph/Ben Heine
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Ben Heine: Pencil Vs Camera!

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Mornings and evening sunlight throws long, exaggerated shadows. To make them seem darker and longer, let the shadow dominate the foreground and expose for the highlights.
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Shadow Theatre

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Photograph/T Narayan
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T Narayan: The Tiger Parade

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After the first few shots in this series, which were silhouettes, I started composing my frames with a single green leaf in it. To my eye, the images immediately became more meaningful. Photograph/K Madhavan Pillai
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K Madhavan Pillai: Exploring Fallen Leaves

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Photograph/Sophie Gamand
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Sophie Gamand: Their Crowning Glory

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Where the Streets Have No Name

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