Posts Tagged ‘Shooting Technique’

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Life in Slow Motion

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The 50mm allows the photographer to have great control over depth. Exposure: 1/100sec at f/2.5. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Creativity at 50mm

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The Common Mormon, a jet-black butterfly, is widely distributed across Asia. This butterfly uses ‘mimicry’, to protect itself from predators. It visits gardens abundant in food plants like oranges and limes. Photograph/Isaac Kehimkar
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Stalking Winged Beauties

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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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These flowering Barrel Cactii show a strange, poetic combination of thorny toughness and vivacious delicacy. There is a story of a full life cycle in this photograph. Photograph/Dr C R Suvarna
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Framing Home Plants

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The Rose-ringed Parakeet is found in flocks near human existence. The male is rose pink in colour and has a black collar. When you approach a bird do not make quick movements, or the bird might fly away. Photograph/Jaydeep Jadeja
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Birds Outside Your Window

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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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Compact cameras usually show best results when you underexpose by half a stop, as this enhances midtone colours like red and blue. Camera: Samsung ST50 Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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I Have A Compact Camera… Help!

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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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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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Tips For Black and White Portraits

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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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