Posts Tagged ‘Sunrise’

Shoot against the light while shooting translucent objects like plants, paper or cloth. Use lens flare innovatively to make the image more dramatic. Exposure: f/3.5, 1/750sec, ISO 100 Time: 9am. Photograph/Aditya Anupkumar
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24 Hour Special: Glorious Morning Light

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At high noon, the light inside narrow lanes and alleys is not very harsh and the streets have a lot of character. Photograph/Yarik Mission.
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Photography Through the Day

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Birds often flock to beaches and other shorelines. You can make dramatic pictures of them as they fly in search of food. Photograph/Roger Kirby.
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Exploring Life Along Shorelines

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Wake up early to capture the changing colours of daybreak. Experiment with white balance settings to enhance the mood of the image. Exposure: f/4, 1/13sec, ISO 400 Time: 6am. Photograph/Ram Morrison
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At the Break of Dawn

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When the conditions are perfect, we can see spectacular rays of light projecting away from the setting sun. Photograph/David Evenson
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Cloudy Fields with David Evenson

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“The clear waters, white sands and picturesque sunsets of Gili Trawangan Islands in Indonesia make great backdrops. Here, beautiful lampposts were lit up just after sunset. They compliment the backdrop of the vivid skyline, the mountains and clouds.” Photograph/Raghav Malhotra
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Your Pictures: September 2012

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