Posts Tagged ‘August 2009’

Diinesh found these two young cheetahs lazing on a termite mound and grooming each other one afternoon, at the Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. These agile and fast cats usually sit on these mounds to look for food. Photograph/Diinesh Kumble
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A Dream Comes True in the Wildlife Paradise of Africa

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The evening light, just before the sunset, lent a very dramatic effect to this flower. I burnt out the flower a little, to intensify the drama. Exposure: 1/320sec at f/ 5.6 (ISO 400). Photograph/Ashok Saravanan
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Backlight Magic

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Early morning is a great time to shoot people in landscapes. The soft sidelighting looks beautiful and makes the people stand out. Exposure: 1/30sec at f/10 (ISO 400). Photograph/H Satish
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People in Landscapes

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Photograph/Roohshad Garda
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Must-Dos for Wedding Photographers

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Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan and Jawaharlal Nehru walk to a Congress meeting, while Sardar Patel is pulled alongside in a rickshaw. Roy’s access provided him with ample opportunities for informal photographs. Photograph/Kullwant Roy
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Kulwant Roy, the Archiver of India

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Circling Barracuda school, Papua New Guinea: David is masterful at capturing moments like these in the dynamic seas where activity changes every minute. Photograph/David Doubilet
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David Doubilet

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A Wizard of Light

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To avoid distracting backgrounds, you can use a plain piece of card paper behind the subject. Lens: Nikkor 105mm VR Exposure: 1/60sec at f/11 (ISO 160). Photograph/Majed Ali
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It’s a Small World After All

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Grass Snake (macropisthodon plumbicolor) The adult grass snake is green in colour, while the younger ones have yellow and black lines, just like this one. This snake was rescued from Malad, a Mumbai suburb, when it accidentally entered a house. Photograph/Kedar Bhide
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Snakes in the City

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