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The look produced by a fast telephoto lens is rather unique, especially the way it renders the background. Photograph/Max Vadukul
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My Dream Lens: Max Vadukul

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The wide-angle capabilities of the standard zoom helped me include the surrounding area. Photograph/Hari Mahidhar
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My Dream Lens: Hari Mahidhar

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Silhouettes need not be shot only at dawn or dusk. This mid-afternoon photograph combines an element of intrigue with an alternate way of seeing wildlife. Photograph/Jayanth Sharma
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100 Simple Practices: Try This!

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The 50mm lens is so easy to use that you can give all your attention to light and composition. Photograph/Ken Rockwell
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My Dream Lens: Ken Rockwell

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Hot Off the Press! An iPhone Photobook

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I have visited over 100 countries, but my favourite place is Kashmir, for the manner in which the play of light creates an ethereal watercolour effect. Photograph/John Isaac
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My Dream Lens: John Isaac

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Imaging: Santosh D Kamble
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Unique Ways to Exhibit Your Photographs

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Kishor Parekh

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10 Things that Pro Photography is Not About

Raj Lalwani

The common misconceptions about professional photography to give you a reality check before you enter this exciting career.

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Market Your Wedding Photography Online

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Jumping shots are common, and so your framing ought to be unique enough. Photograph/ Girish J Kinjar
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Summer’s Here!

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Saul Leiter

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