Photography constitutes both to art and science. We express everything through an art medium, which is then captured inside a camera, and works along to form a Photograph – the medium of science. It becomes compelling for one to quote Ansel Adams here, “There is nothing more boring than a…
Guest Article By : Debashis Talukdar The use of leading lines in landscape photography is one of the simplest elements and often one of the most effective of drawing the eye of the viewer across or into an image. I love using leading lines in my images. Piers provide some…
One readily available natural light source irrespective of any other climatic factors and the one which doesn’t cost the photographer any extra bucks would definitely be the Window Lighting. Window lighting has always played a major role in the movies some few decades ago. In Fine art Portraits window light…
Guest Article By : Debashis Talukdar Introduction I started taking photographs with a point and shoot camera in 2000, and finally got my first digital SLR in 2006. It was a Canon 350D and admittedly, like most first time DSLR users, I really didn’t know what I was doing. Nor…
Guest Article by : Shilpa Venkat If you are a passionate photographer, you must have surely come across the concept of Bokeh Photography. There are thousands of bokeh pictures on the web and you are sure to get mesmerized by them. Looking at those pictures, does your inner creative soul…
At some point of time it becomes necessary for all digital photographers to clean their camera sensors. There are lot of factors causing those small specs and dots on the images such as minute particles of dust be it from the environment, clothing or even from the internal camera parts…
We all must have seen a great number of portraits in which the usage of property or object had always boosted the clearance of the picture. It is thoroughly the photographer’s intelligence in using the objects to the advantage of portraying his subject. The objects used in the picture should…
The Roots of Black and White Photography is much deeper than that of Color Photography. Initially there wasn’t much to choose for photographers. It was all in Black and white. Even today people stick to this shade of color for the enjoyment is gives with a very different digital process.…
Guest Article by Andrew S Gibson Even as an experienced photographer there are still times when I get the exposure wrong. It’s easy to forget the basics and assume that the exposure is correct instead of actually checking to make sure. If you’re experiencing problems with exposure and are struggling…
Guest Article by : Shilpa Venkat When you talk about photography, it is not just about capturing a picturesque surrounding or traveling to extraordinary places to get that wow effect in your photos. A popular adage says: A picture speaks a thousand words. Anything and everything is a subject and…
Photographing people on the street is a challenge. Here we are giving some tips and techniques those will really helpful for who want to develop their skills in Street Photography. Don’t miss our previous posts about Street Photography : Inspiring Examples of Indian Street Photography Black and White Street Photography…
Tilt-shift photography refers to the use of camera movements on small- and medium-format cameras, and sometimes specifically refers to the use of tilt for selective focus, often for simulating a miniature scene. Sometimes the term is used when the shallow depth of field is simulated with digital post processing; the…