Posts Tagged ‘Shooting Technique’

By changing your position slightly and opting for a narrow aperture, you can get a flare and a sunburst simultaneously in your frame. Exposure: 1/80sec at f/11 (ISO 320) " Photography/Raj Lalwani
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Shoot Against the Light: Flare Up Your Frame

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This is an image of Goliath Heron, taken in Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary, Bharatpur, Rajasthan. Photograph/Adhik Shirodkar
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Photographing Birds in Flight

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A combination of vertical and diagonal lines works well since both lines lead the eye differently." Photography/Patrick L
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10 Ideas For Great Graphical Photos

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Quirks in the City

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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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Shot at the Galleria mall in Mumbai, this image works because of the attention paid to composition. Ensure that your frame is well balanced. Photographh/Swapan Mukherjee
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25 Tips for Amazing Architecture Photos!

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Don’t Lose Focus!

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Without the use of a high ISO, it would not have been possible to shoot such an image handheld. Camera: Nikon D700 Exposure: 1/80sec at f/2.8 (ISO 4000). Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Keep the Noise Away

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Instead of a conventional pose, let your subjects interact with each other in different ways. Photograph/Vipurva Parikh
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10 Simple Ideas for Better Group Portraits

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The wonderful orange sky acts as negative space and surrounds the flock of birds perched on a wire, effectively conveying a sense of scale and magnitude. Photograph/Sindhur Reddy
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The Mysterious Spaces

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The dramatic colours of a silhouette are the first thing that grab a viewer’s attention. Photograph/Jayanth Sharma
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In Search of Colour

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Amit Pasricha: Style Not For Style’s Sake

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