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A good poraitist is one who lends a personal perspective to the image, apart from eloquently defining the subject. Photograph/Rajan Paul
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Portrait Special: 100 Tips to Make Stunning Portraits

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Should a photograph tell the truth? Or should it flatter the subject? Photograph/Shyamal Das
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Portrait Special: Finding The Perfect Mood

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Colour can be one of the most overpowering elements of a photograph. Photograph/Ritesh Uttamchandani
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Portrait Special: Into a Vast World

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In unpredictable lighting situations, wait for your subject to turn towards the light. Photograph/Anirban Brahma
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Portrait Special: The Light of Life

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If the subject feels comfortable in the pose, it will reflect in the photograph. Photograph/Rajesh Kumar Chaurasia
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Portrait Special: Weave a Story

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You do not always need to see the face of a person to know their story. Photograph/Akshay Bhoan
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Portrait Special: Going Beyond

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Underexpose the image slightly while shooting sunsets. This often helps saturate colours, bring out tonal variations and enhance forms. Exposure: f/7.1, 1/1600sec, ISO 200 Time: 6.30pm. Photograph/Vickie Matthews
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Photography, Round the Clock: A 24 Hours Special

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Next time you're bored in an elevator, take self-portraits! Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Tip of the Day: Pose Inside an Elevator

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Shoot against the light while shooting translucent objects like plants, paper or cloth. Use lens flare innovatively to make the image more dramatic. Exposure: f/3.5, 1/750sec, ISO 100 Time: 9am. Photograph/Aditya Anupkumar
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24 Hour Special: Glorious Morning Light

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Three different exposures of this photograph were shot and combined in Photoshop to get details throughout the scene. A small aperture helped cause a sunburst. Exposure: f/22, 1/1600sec, 1/800sec, 1/3200sec, ISO 1000 Time: 12 noon. Photograph/Rohit S Krishnan
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24 Hour Special: Harsh Light of High Noon

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Observe the shadows formed by sunlight. In the afternoon, the shadows are shorter and they become longer as the evening wears on. Exposure: f/7.1, 1/1250sec, ISO 200 Time: 3:00pm. Photograph/Jolka Igolka
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24 Hour Special: Early Evening Magic

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Dusk is a great time to shoot reflections. The low light at sundown also allows you to use slow shutterspeeds for creative blurs. Exposure: f/8, 1/20sec, ISO 400 Time: 6.45pm. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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24 Hour Special: As the Sun Goes Down

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