Posts Tagged ‘close up’

Dewdrops are one of my favourite subjects, as they make simple yet powerful pictures. In this image, the reflection in one droplet is sharp but in the other one it is blurred. This makes the picture more interesting for me. Photograph/Rajshekhar Rao
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Beauty in My Backyard

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Since letters travel several miles and through many post offices, a close-up of the stamp assumes a lot of significance. Photograph/Bhumi Ahluwalia
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Letters from my Grandfather

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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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Tips on Macro Photography – Nominees and Winner!

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The Common Mormon, a jet-black butterfly, is widely distributed across Asia. This butterfly uses ‘mimicry’, to protect itself from predators. It visits gardens abundant in food plants like oranges and limes. Photograph/Isaac Kehimkar
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Stalking Winged Beauties

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