Posts Tagged ‘Shooting Technique’

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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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