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Simple shapes and colours can make effective compositions. Photograph/Ashok Salian
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Learn from the Masters: Ashok Salian

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11:53pm on 13 December 2008: This long exposure, made in winter, was enhanced by fresh snowfall and the colour cast created by a street light. Photograph/Albert Normandin
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Smokeless Chimney

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The vivid blue hues combined with the deep, dark gouges on the side of a container convey a sense of neglect and seem melancholy. Photograph/Pål Gladsø
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Hidden Urban Beauty

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A long exposure and a moving source of light can create unique lines and shapes that you can use within your frame. Exposure: 1sec at f/22 (ISO 200). Photograph/John Nyberg
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Artistic Abstracts with Long Exposures

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Photograph/Sarang Naik
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A Meandering Train of Thought

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I shot as many as 42 different photographs from different angles to make this collage. I used collages to frame my friends and family, but the technique can be used for any photograph. Photograph/Prerna Manker
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A Jigsaw in Pictures

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Going Beyond Traditional Landscapes

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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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Colurful Camera Shake

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I wanted to create wave-like shapes. I used coloured papers with sidelighting to create this image. Photograph/Nilesh Bhange
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Paper Abstracts

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Smoke Art

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