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How to Plan for Wedding Photography Success

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This is a Garden Lizard, which can be easily found in the parks or gardens. This image was shot while this male was chasing a female for mating. Photograph/Amol Patwardhan
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Big City Prowl

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Multiple contrasting colours work well here because of a plain coloured background." Photography/Sandeep Debnath
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Vibrance of Colours

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Silhouettes need not be shot only at dawn or dusk. This mid-afternoon photograph combines an element of intrigue with an alternate way of seeing wildlife. Photograph/Jayanth Sharma
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100 Simple Practices: Try This!

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Fairs and amusement parks are brilliantly lit with a whole range of coloured lights. These places can offer you innumerable instances to experiment with trails. Exposure: 1.3sec at f/14 (ISO 320) Photograph/Manish Mamtani
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Tripod Techniques: Catch Those Trails!

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The beautiful vista of the sun shining down the expanse of hills on an early morning could have only been summarised in a panorama. Exposure: 1/60sec at f/9 (ISO400) Photograph/Balaji Durai
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Tripod Techniques: Sweeping the World

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The angle at which the picture is shot captures a wave like curve of the building which conveys a sense of movement." Photography/Amber Khanna
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Grace in Curves

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The Mood of the Season

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Horizontal bolts are quite rare and can disorient the viewer, besides adding more dynamism to the image. Exposure: 6sec at f/4.5 (ISO 100) Photograph/Abhay Nawani
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Tripod Techniques: A Bolt From the Blue

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Photograph/ Kumar Mangwani
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Reader’s Tip: Rain as Supplementary Lenses

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Tripod Techniques: The Unseen World

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Do you know you can use your DSLR to capture a spectrum of light that cannot be seen by the naked human eye?

Imaging: Santosh D Kamble
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Unique Ways to Exhibit Your Photographs

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