Posts Tagged ‘Shooting Technique’

Take time to understand the various facets of the subject you are shooting, until you find its core.Photograph/Amit Madheshiya
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Amit Madheshiya: Putting Yourself into Your Work

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The very first step to making great backlit photographs is to reach the location at the right time of the day and to simply soak in the magic that the light paints. Exposure: 1/400sec at f/5.6 (ISO 400)
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Dare To Shoot Against The Light

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For me, a good picture may often break the norm, such as the need to get everything sharp. Photograph/Ganesh H S
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Ganesh H S : Use The Power of Suggestion

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Underexpose the image slightly while shooting sunsets. This often helps saturate colours, bring out tonal variations and enhance forms. Exposure: f/7.1, 1/1600sec, ISO 200 Time: 6.30pm. Photograph/Vickie Matthews
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Photography, Round the Clock: A 24 Hours Special

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The final photograph matters most, not how you shot it but rather what you saw. Photograph/Swapan Parekh
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Learn from the Masters: Swapan Parekh

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Your photographs must also interpret your theme in a unique way. Photograph/Suresh Natarajan
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Learn from the Masters: Suresh Natarajan

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Photograph/Shivnarayan Joshi
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The Fine Art of Telling Stories

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