Posts Tagged ‘Water’

Monsoon presents a gloomy picture of darkness, which in turn, can contrast well with the life of a city. Photograph/S L Shanthkumar
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Capturing Monsoon’s Fury

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Walking down a lake, the reflection of a tree in combination with green and pink algae struck me like a Japanese painting. Time: Dusk. Photograph/Mayank Bhatnagar
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Art with Water

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A capture of this mirror along a lengthy corridor creates an illusion of space. Photograph/Safrane.
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Creativity with Mirrors

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Capturing Monsoon Splashes

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Photograph/Nirvair Singh Rai
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The Vibrance of Holi

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Remain alert and keep your gear handy so that you can shoot as soon as you spot any activity. Photograph/Ambarin Afsar.
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While on a Trek

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The physics of shooting droplet photos is simple. When water forms a drop, it no longer reflects back what is in front of it. Instead, it refracts anything behind it. Exposure: 1/125sec at f/5.6 (ISO 250). Photograph/Steve Wall.
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Flowers in a Bubble

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On the Other Side of the Mirror | Winners and Honourable Mentions | Better Photography Weekly Challenge

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Don't blame external conditions. Instead, use them to your advantage! Photograph/Darren Deans
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Tip of the Day: Do Not Blame External Factors

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When shooting patterns in water, see if you can include a secondary element to enhance the frame. Photograph/Bijoy Jain.
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Capture Enchanting Waterscapes

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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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