Posts Tagged ‘november 2012’

Zoom bursts are ideal for drawing the viewer’s attention to the centre of the image. Exposure: 0.77sec at f/4.8 ISO (160). Photograph/A Bryne
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Shoot Blurs: Zoom for Impact

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Radial blurs look best when the colours in the frame are vibrant. Exposure: 1/50sec at f/22 ISO (I00).
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Shoot Blurs: Round in Circles

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Since Curtis had spent a lot of time with the American Indians in their own surroundings, they soon grew accustomed to his presence. Photograph/Edward Curtis
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Edward Curtis

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Slow Sync is a great way to avoid harsh light caused by only firing the flash. Exposure: 1/8sec at f/5 ISO (1250). Photograph/Siddharth Malik
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Slow, Steady, Flash!

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Realisations on Contrasts and Change

K Madhavan Pillai

I love Mumbai. It struck me on my second day at photokina, in Cologne, Germany. More than being home to my family, …

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Colurful Camera Shake

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With light painting, you can create imaginary characters around various simple objects to convey a funny story. Exoposure: 53.6sec at f/5.6 (ISO 200). Photograph/Puneet Dembla
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Artistry in the Dark

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Life in Slow Motion

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Tenzing’s photo series called Vez & Me took seven years to complete. It aptly documents the personal and professional journey of an artist in the making. Photograph/Tenzing Dakpa
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Tenzing Dakpa: You And I

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While the rocks gently break the flow of water, the green moss and foliage add a lot of colour to the frame. Exposure: 15sec at f/16 (ISO 100). Photograph/Rahul Sud
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Shoot Blurs: Smooth Waterfalls

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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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Think ahead. While tracking, you will need to release the shutter a little before the subject is actually within your view. Exposure: 1/60sec at f/25 (ISO 200). Photograph/Suresh Narayanan
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Shoot Blurs: Track & Pan On The Go

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