Posts Tagged ‘Night Photography’

Good foreground elements such as this aquaduct work really well with star trails made at the extreme wide end. Exposure: Details Not Available Photograph/Chirag
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Tripod Techniques: The Veiled Beauty

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Photograph/Ambarin Afsar | Light Painting/Shiresh Karrale
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Creative Techniques to try in Low Light Photography

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The moonlit Peak Shivling with the Milky Way seen in the sky was shot with a Mamiya RZ67 fisheye lens, with an exposure time of one hour. Photograph/Ashok Dilwali
Great Masters

Ashok Dilwali

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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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Shooting fireworks at the beginning of the show will help you avoid getting the lingering smoke in your frame. However, if you want to use the smoke wait till the end. Exposure: 1/8sec at f/4 (ISO 1000). Photograph/Nirvair Singh Rai
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Into Darkness: Getting Started with Low Light Photography

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10 Types of Perfect Users for the Exceptional vivo X60 Series, Co-engineered with ZEISS

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The vivo X60 Series—Co-engineered with Zeiss, Challenging the Bastion of Pro Cameras

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Enchanting Long Exposure | Winners and Honourable Mentions | Better Photography Weekly Challenge

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In a League of its Own

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The Great Gig in our Heads

Raj Lalwani

Last month, I decided to disappear.

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