Posts Tagged ‘Nature’

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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Beaver Photography

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Rajesh Bhattacharjee
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A Flowing Melody

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18 Photographers Share Their Incredible Stories on Nature and Wildlife Photography

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After the first few shots in this series, which were silhouettes, I started composing my frames with a single green leaf in it. To my eye, the images immediately became more meaningful. Photograph/K Madhavan Pillai
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K Madhavan Pillai: Exploring Fallen Leaves

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Early morning is a great time to shoot people in landscapes. The soft sidelighting looks beautiful and makes the people stand out. Exposure: 1/30sec at f/10 (ISO 400). Photograph/H Satish
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People in Landscapes

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Sebastião Salgado

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Monsoon presents a gloomy picture of darkness, which in turn, can contrast well with the life of a city. Photograph/S L Shanthkumar
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Capturing Monsoon’s Fury

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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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Exploring the Self with Ninjin Puntsag

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The golden light from the setting sun and the Wildebeest kicking up dust on the dry lands of Amboseli, Kenya make this one of Harish’s personal favourites. Photograph/ Harish N N
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Harish N N, on Courting the Wild

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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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