Posts Tagged ‘Composition’

Photograph/David de Souza
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Great Master’s Exclusive: David de Souza

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The wide-angle capabilities of the standard zoom helped me include the surrounding area. Photograph/Hari Mahidhar
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My Dream Lens: Hari Mahidhar

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I decided to completely eliminate the human element from the frame to create abstract forms. Photograph/Riddhi Parekh
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Cutting Chai, with Riddhi Parekh

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Simple shapes and colours can make effective compositions. Photograph/Ashok Salian
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Learn from the Masters: Ashok Salian

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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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I have visited over 100 countries, but my favourite place is Kashmir, for the manner in which the play of light creates an ethereal watercolour effect. Photograph/John Isaac
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My Dream Lens: John Isaac

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In the evening, a man sat, peacefully, performing yoga. The juxtaposition of his symbolic stance in front of the setting sun was what led me to shoot this photograph. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Exploring a Point of View

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Here, the negative space has it’s own texture, pattern and a character to lend to the main subject.." Photography/Steve Loya
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Minimalism with Space

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I shoot anything colourful as it can make for a great graphical subject. Photograph/Nick Frank
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Colours of Mira

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Wake up early to capture the changing colours of daybreak. Experiment with white balance settings to enhance the mood of the image. Exposure: f/4, 1/13sec, ISO 400 Time: 6am. Photograph/Ram Morrison
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At the Break of Dawn

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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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