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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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Choose a high contrast scene with dark surroundings as this is ideal for photographing and enhancing the effect of sunrays. Exposure: 1/125sec at f/5 (ISO 100) Photograph/Varun Thottathil
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Shooting Againts the Light: Let the Rays Spread

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By changing your position slightly and opting for a narrow aperture, you can get a flare and a sunburst simultaneously in your frame. Exposure: 1/80sec at f/11 (ISO 320) Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Shooting Against the Light: Flare Up Your Frame

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Photograph/Tuncay Coskun
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10 Techniques to Capture Magical Monsoons

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Winter haze minimises shadows and almost completely eliminates details in the background. Exposure: 1/640sec at f/5.6 (ISO 100) Photograph/Raghu Manikuppe
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Silence with High Key

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Due to dark tones and shadows, low key tends to works well in black and white. Exposure: 1/500sec at f/8 (ISO 200) Photograph/Komal Gandhi
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A Low Key Drama

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During the day, patches of sunlight through leaves in the background can also form good bokeh. Exposure: 1/250sec at f/6.3 (ISO 3200) Photograph/Rinske Blok-van Middendorp
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Shooting Against the Light: The Brilliance of Bokeh

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