Posts Tagged ‘Low light’

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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The birthday cake gives a number of opportunities to shoot interesting photographs. This photograph effectively depicts the birthday kid’s curious expressions. Photograph/Gio Zizzo
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Make Your Birthday Pictures Stand Out

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Try to use subjects like trees on the side of the road to complement and balance your picture. Photograph/M Shobi
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Shoot Blurs: Trails at Night

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The 50mm allows the photographer to have great control over depth. Exposure: 1/100sec at f/2.5. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Creativity at 50mm

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Without the use of a high ISO, it would not have been possible to shoot such an image handheld. Camera: Nikon D700 Exposure: 1/80sec at f/2.8 (ISO 4000). Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Keep the Noise Away

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Inexpensive LED light torches of four different colours were used to paint light in this long exposure. Exposure: 220sec at f/22. Photograph/Chirag Sheth
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Creative Lighting in Your Home

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Capture Beautiful Early Morning Light

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Next time you're bored in an elevator, take self-portraits! Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Tip of the Day: Pose Inside an Elevator

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To capture this blur, I asked a friend to pose for a few seconds and then leave the frame. The dark clouds add to the eerieness of the image. Exposure: 8sec at f/18 (ISO 100). Photograph/Rohit S Krishnan
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Ghosts in the Dark

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Tip of the Day: Handheld or Tripod

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Photograph/Abhay Nawani
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Tip of the Day: Experiment with Long Exposures

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Slow Sync flash has frozen the subject, while keeping the streaks blurred and the background colourful. It has also helped capture some track dust in the air. Photograph/Keith Pytlinski
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A Spark of Light

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