Posts Tagged ‘framing’

These flowering Barrel Cactii show a strange, poetic combination of thorny toughness and vivacious delicacy. There is a story of a full life cycle in this photograph. Photograph/Dr C R Suvarna
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Framing Home Plants

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The gestures of the boys, their position in the frame and the two crows, make a brilliant moment. Exposure: 1/800sec at f/5.6 (ISO 100). Photograph/Alok Brahmbhatt
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The Decisive Moment

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One must use natural light to emphasise the features of the animal. Shooting against the light has helped give this majestic lion a more powerful aura. Photograph/Jigar Joshi
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A Day at the Zoo

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Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Tip of the Day: Left Eye or Right

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Photograph/Dave Edmonds
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Tip of the Day: Think Outside the Box

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Look up once in a while, and you may be able to capture fleeting moments like this. Photograph/V Fouche
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Tip of the Day: Look Up!

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Photograph/Supriya Joshi
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Tip of the Day: Centrally Placed or Otherwise

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I used wood to create a connect in this image. It forms the background in both images in this diptych. Photograph/Jason Travis
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The Human Element

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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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Instead of wasting energy correcting mistakes, I use my time to keep track of records and understand the sport better. Photograph/Vipin Pawar
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Vipin Pawar: Get Things Right Before You Shoot

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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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