Posts Tagged ‘Shooting Technique’

If using lens flare is not a part of your repertoire of portrait techniques, you are missing out on a big part of what wide angles are capable of. Photogeaph/M Prabhu
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Portraits With Wides

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The atmosphere created by the light, the boats anchored on the shore and the tiny figure of a boatman in the distance make for an evocative composition. Photograph/Bibhuti Bhusan Nandi
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Scripting Your Images

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Different times of the day will give you differently toned skies. This tree is framed by a warm, yellow, evening sky.. Photograph/Jeff Hire
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On Nature’s Trail

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A striking yellow wall against a deep blue window make for a strong colour contrast. The sharp lines of the wall and the window-grid form a similar pattern. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Photo Graphics

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Using the Multiple Exposure function or technique, you can shoot abstract concepts like that of this repeating hand. Photograph/Dr Deepak John Mathew
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Special Effects with Photography

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

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Make sure that your subject’s head touches the surface of the water. Shoot and rotate the image for a surreal underwater portrait. Photograph/Natasha Desai
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Pose to Perplex

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The best part about using wide angle lenses is that they have the power to bring the foreground extremely close to the viewer. One feels as if one is right there with the photographer, experiencing the same frame. Photograph/Abhishek Khandelwal
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At the Forefront

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To avoid distracting backgrounds, you can use a plain piece of card paper behind the subject. Lens: Nikkor 105mm VR Exposure: 1/60sec at f/11 (ISO 160). Photograph/Majed Ali
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It’s a Small World After All

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The Decisive Moment | Winners and Honourable Mentions | Better Photography Weekly Challenge

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Observing and anticipating a moment will help you shoot perfect action shots just like this one. Exposure: 1/250sec at f/8 (ISO 3200). Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Inadequacies in image quality can be masked by converting a cell phone image to B&W. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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The Best Camera

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