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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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One must use natural light to emphasise the features of the animal. Shooting against the light has helped give this majestic lion a more powerful aura. Photograph/Jigar Joshi
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A Day at the Zoo

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In the Jaws of Flaws

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10 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About: Buying a New Camera

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Besides allowing you to shoot self portraits, cellphones make for easy editing of images, like creating this collage for instance. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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The Humble Cameraphone

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During the day, patches of sunlight through leaves in the background can also form good bokeh. Exposure: 1/250sec at f/6.3 (ISO 3200) Photograph/Rinske Blok-van Middendorp
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Shooting Against the Light: The Brilliance of Bokeh

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Choose a high contrast scene with dark surroundings as this is ideal for photographing and enhancing the effect of sunrays. Exposure: 1/125sec at f/5 (ISO 100) Photograph/Varun Thottathil
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Shooting Againts the Light: Let the Rays Spread

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Darkened interiors with light streaming in from windows or doorways can offer great photo opportunities. Exposure: 1/30sec at f/4.9 (ISO 100)
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Shooting Against the Light: Using Translucence

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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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