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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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Zoom bursts are ideal for drawing the viewer’s attention to the centre of the image. Exposure: 0.77sec at f/4.8 ISO (160). Photograph/A Bryne
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Shoot Blurs: Zoom for Impact

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Try to use subjects like trees on the side of the road to complement and balance your picture. Photograph/M Shobi
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Shoot Blurs: Trails at Night

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Radial blurs look best when the colours in the frame are vibrant. Exposure: 1/50sec at f/22 ISO (I00).
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Shoot Blurs: Round in Circles

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Think ahead. While tracking, you will need to release the shutter a little before the subject is actually within your view. Exposure: 1/60sec at f/25 (ISO 200). Photograph/Suresh Narayanan
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Shoot Blurs: Track & Pan On The Go

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For me, a good picture may often break the norm, such as the need to get everything sharp. Photograph/Ganesh H S
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Ganesh H S : Use The Power of Suggestion

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Pinhole cameras require long exposures, so you may need to fasten them onto steady surfaces, to avoid shaky images. Photograph/Kirsten Thormann
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No Camera? No Problem!: Pleasing Pinhole Photos

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Use flowers that are vividly patterned, as these will form different tones on the cyanotype. Photograph/Charles Guerin
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No Camera? No Problem!: Charming Cyanotypes

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Black backgrounds emphasise the subect itself, making it appear more three dimensional.Photograph/Brian Haslam
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No Camera? No Problem!: Surreal Scanographs

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Rapturous moments of expression lend themselves naturally to telling pictures. Exposure: 1/350sec at f/5.6 (ISO 1600) Performing artist: Bharatanatyam and Odissi dancer, Alarmel Valli. Photograph/ Dr P K M Pillai
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10 Secrets of Dance Photography

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Silhouettes need not be shot only at dawn or dusk. This mid-afternoon photograph combines an element of intrigue with an alternate way of seeing wildlife. Photograph/Jayanth Sharma
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100 Simple Practices: Try This!

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After a trip, figure out if you have that one standout photograph that deserves to be the first image you show to the world. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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