Posts Tagged ‘surreal’

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Klaudia Cechini: In Search of the Self

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Fading light can offer great pictures, as I discovered when I shot these sublime refl ections on the river Beas. Photograph/Rahul Sud
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The Dancing Rivulet

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Delightful Puddles

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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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Hidden In Symmetry

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Make sure that your subject’s head touches the surface of the water. Shoot and rotate the image for a surreal underwater portrait. Photograph/Natasha Desai
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Pose to Perplex

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This is a personal refl ection of my thoughts on religion and the role it plays in today’s society. It is one of those photos where I would like to leave the viewer to gather his own meaning. Photograph/Alex Stoddard
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My Surreal Self

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To capture this blur, I asked a friend to pose for a few seconds and then leave the frame. The dark clouds add to the eerieness of the image. Exposure: 8sec at f/18 (ISO 100). Photograph/Rohit S Krishnan
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Ghosts in the Dark

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I have tried to be consistent with the use of grey and dull tones throughout the series. Photograph/Laurent Chehere
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Up in the Air!

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Awaken your inner painter as you let your imagination run wild while creating chemigrams. Photograph/Ross Felix
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No Camera? No Problem!: Creative Chemigrams

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When shooting rain, adding a rain related subject, like an umbrella, in the foreground. It will help break monotony and add a dash of colour. Exposure: 1/4sec at f/5.6 (ISO 400). Photograph/Relaj P
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Splashes in Your Frame

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Photograph/Chris Friel
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Tip of the Day: Dream or Reality?

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