Techniques
Previsualise the story that you wish to narrate, and then wait. Shot with: Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Don’t Miss the Moment

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A praying mantis is one of the most fascinating predators. His hunting methods make him an ideal model for photographing. Exposure: 1/200sec at f/6.4 (ISO 100). Photograph/Nadav Bagim
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A Tiny Wonderland

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Connect with the Landscape

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One must use natural light to emphasise the features of the animal. Shooting against the light has helped give this majestic lion a more powerful aura. Photograph/Jigar Joshi
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A Day at the Zoo

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Zoom bursts are ideal for drawing the viewer’s attention to the centre of the image. Exposure: 0.77sec at f/4.8 ISO (160). Photograph/A Bryne
Making Better Pictures

Shoot Blurs: Zoom for Impact

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How To: Use Metering for the Correct Situation

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Photograph/Nirvair Singh Rai
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The Vibrance of Holi

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Typographical elements and signage often make for strong, graphical photographs. They also help you understand the balance between different elements and a whole variety of colour schemes. Photograph/Dora Mitsona.
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Give Yourself an Exercise

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Rimlighting isn’t always about drama. The effect can subtle too. Exposure: 1/200sec at f/11 (ISO 100) Photograph/Yuwaraj Gurjar
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Shooting Against the Light: Lining with Light

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Darkened interiors with light streaming in from windows or doorways can offer great photo opportunities. Exposure: 1/30sec at f/4.9 (ISO 100)
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Shooting Against the Light: Using Translucence

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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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Tips for Beating Harsh Light

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