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Great Master’s Exclusive: David de Souza

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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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You can compose a frame by including the airplane window as well as the clouds outside. This creates a feeling of actually peeping through a window in the heavens. Exposure: 1/1250sec at f/4. Photograph/Bhaskar Dutta
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A Window in the Sky

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This photograph represents something I have always believed in—the power of an unusual picture to make you stop and look. Photograph/Chase Jarvis
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Quirky Identities

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The use of space and the rule of thirds accentuates the beautifully striking posture of Priya Singh, during her Odissi dance recital. Photograph/Harkiran Singh Bhasin
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A Stage in Frames

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5 Camera Settings for Fabulous Beach Shots

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The magical window light that streams into my bathroom inspired me to start this project. Photograph/Manjari Sharma
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Shower Confessions

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After the first few shots in this series, which were silhouettes, I started composing my frames with a single green leaf in it. To my eye, the images immediately became more meaningful. Photograph/K Madhavan Pillai
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K Madhavan Pillai: Exploring Fallen Leaves

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The wonderful orange sky acts as negative space and surrounds the flock of birds perched on a wire, effectively conveying a sense of scale and magnitude. Photograph/Sindhur Reddy
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The Mysterious Spaces

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Compact cameras and even some DSLRs struggle to lock focus in low light, thus making it important to use manual focus. Exposure: 15sec at f/8 (ISO 100). Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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The MF Advantage

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With an aperture of f/1.4, the bokeh in this image looks smooth and well rounded. Photograph/Keita Amagai
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Bonkers for Bokeh!

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Walking down a lake, the reflection of a tree in combination with green and pink algae struck me like a Japanese painting. Time: Dusk. Photograph/Mayank Bhatnagar
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Art with Water

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