Posts Tagged ‘Shooting Technique’

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10 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About the Basic Kit Lens

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K Madhavan Pillai lists out some compelling reasons for choosing the humble kit lens over its hugely priced, large aperture, high-end siblings.

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 wide angle lens will greatly enhance a vanishing perspective, making the image look like a scene from a sci-fi movie! Photograph/Daniel Borg
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The Vanishing Act

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Positioning the evening sun just outside the edge of the frame lends a feeling of ‘being there’ in this photograph.. Photograph/Mousam Pattanaik
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A World of Imperfections

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Slow Sync flash has frozen the subject, while keeping the streaks blurred and the background colourful. It has also helped capture some track dust in the air. Photograph/Keith Pytlinski
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A Spark of Light

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The camera’s light meter gauges the amount of light available and determines an exposure. In tricky lighting, you need to know how your meter will react and what controls are available to you to get good shots. Photograph by Vasanth Edward.
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Metering Demystified

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Colurful Camera Shake

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The moon is often visible in the sky well before sunset. The combination of the moon with sunlit landscapes, evening hues and deep shadows usually make spectacular photographs. Photograph/Robert Meij
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To the Moon and Back

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If using lens flare is not a part of your repertoire of portrait techniques, you are missing out on a big part of what wide angles are capable of. Photogeaph/M Prabhu
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Portraits With Wides

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The atmosphere created by the light, the boats anchored on the shore and the tiny figure of a boatman in the distance make for an evocative composition. Photograph/Bibhuti Bhusan Nandi
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Scripting Your Images

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Different times of the day will give you differently toned skies. This tree is framed by a warm, yellow, evening sky.. Photograph/Jeff Hire
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On Nature’s Trail

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A striking yellow wall against a deep blue window make for a strong colour contrast. The sharp lines of the wall and the window-grid form a similar pattern. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Photo Graphics

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