Posts Tagged ‘colours’

The Red Channel: I was intrigued by the brilliant red between the white longitudinal lines (which is in a hemispherical structure, mapping the inside of the heavens on earth). They seem to give a feeling of blood flowing in a pure, clean body. Photograph/Sanjay Nanda
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Yantra Mantra and its Spatial Art

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Colour can be one of the most overpowering elements of a photograph. Photograph/Ritesh Uttamchandani
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Portrait Special: Into a Vast World

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Hexagon: As the winds approached 50mph, the colours separated into beautiful repeating dots. Exposure: 1/10sec at f/3.5 (ISO 2000). Photograph/Brian Maffitt
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Snow Projections

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The dramatic colours of a silhouette are the first thing that grab a viewer’s attention. Photograph/Jayanth Sharma
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In Search of Colour

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Photograph/Tuncay Coskun
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10 Techniques to Capture Magical Monsoons

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You can shoot extreme close-ups to effectively capture the minute patterns formed inside ice blocks. Photograph/Ove Tøpfer.
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Creating a World of Ice

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Photograph/Bhavneet Bajaj
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Bhavneet Bajaj: On Her Own

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The Rose-ringed Parakeet is found in flocks near human existence. The male is rose pink in colour and has a black collar. When you approach a bird do not make quick movements, or the bird might fly away. Photograph/Jaydeep Jadeja
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Birds Outside Your Window

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A praying mantis is one of the most fascinating predators. His hunting methods make him an ideal model for photographing. Exposure: 1/200sec at f/6.4 (ISO 100). Photograph/Nadav Bagim
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A Tiny Wonderland

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Ana’s mom asked her to relax. She stuck her tongue out instead. Photograph/Hid Saib
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Hid Saib’s Electric Effigies

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Photograph/Supriya Joshi
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Tip of the Day: RAW or JPEG?

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Capturing the Joy of Colours

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