Posts Tagged ‘Shooting Technique’

Observe the shadows formed by sunlight. In the afternoon, the shadows are shorter and they become longer as the evening wears on. Exposure: f/7.1, 1/1250sec, ISO 200 Time: 3:00pm. Photograph/Jolka Igolka
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24 Hour Special: Early Evening Magic

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Simple Tips For Your Own Motorcycle Diaries

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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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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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It is not always necessary to choose a white balance setting that makes the colours neutral. Choosing the ‘wrong’ white balance setting adds a different tint to a photo—like this blue cast because of shooting in Tungsten mode. Photograph/Yarik Mission
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Breaking The Norm!

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Quirks in the City

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The birthday cake gives a number of opportunities to shoot interesting photographs. This photograph effectively depicts the birthday kid’s curious expressions. Photograph/Gio Zizzo
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Make Your Birthday Pictures Stand Out

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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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Compact cameras and even some DSLRs struggle to lock focus in low light, thus making it important to use manual focus. Exposure: 15sec at f/8 (ISO 100). Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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The MF Advantage

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A tripod is a must with landscape photography to ensure sharp images. Exposure: 1/160sec at f/5.6 (ISO 200). Photograph/Nafe Ram Yadav
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50 Simple Ways to Get Brilliantly Sharp Photos

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Monsoon presents a gloomy picture of darkness, which in turn, can contrast well with the life of a city. Photograph/S L Shanthkumar
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Capturing Monsoon’s Fury

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If your pet has a favourite place, toy or corner at home, make sure it plays a big part in your photographs. Experiment with vantage points too, to help show off your pet’s character better. Photograph/Giane Portal
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Photography for Pet Lovers

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