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Shoot Blurs: Artistry in the Dark
Even if drawing is not your forte, Chandni Gajria tells you to bring out the artist in you. Pickup a torch and start painting out your imagination.
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Shoot Blurs: Smooth Waterfalls
Chandni Gajria tells you to go on a little adventure and photograph free flowing blurs of waterfalls using long exposures.
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Shoot Blurs: Zoom for Impact
Whether it is day or night, Chandni Gajria shows you how to use zoom bursts to either bring the subject closer or to push it further away.
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Shoot Blurs: Trails at Night
Chandni Gajria suggest you find the perfect spot, compose your picture and let the streaks of colouful light enter your camera.
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Shoot Blurs: Round in Circles
Chandni Gajria twists, twirls and swirls. Dance and let your camera do a routine too. The results will surely surprise you.
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Shoot Blurs: Track & Pan On The Go
Make photographs even while you travel. Observe and then wait for the right moment to release the shutter. Chandni Gajria explores more.
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Shoot Blurs: Colurful Camera Shake
Play with abstracts and create painting-like imagery. Chandni Gajria show you how this simple technique is fun and can be addictive.
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Shoot Blurs: Life in Slow Motion
To create a sense of motion in your frame, stay still, observe and simply photograph all the movement around you. Chandni Gajria tells you how.
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Floating Dimensions
Nayan Mipun captures the light reflected from spilled liquids through a series of well-thought out experiments.
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Magical Abstracts
Landscape photographer Soumitra Datta explores his love for nature and the emotions attached through abstract images.
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25 Tips for Amazing Sunset Photos
Priyanka Chharia tells you how to capture mesmerising sunset photographs by keeping a few simple things in mind.
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Capturing Monsoon’s Fury
Meher Manda gives you an insight into the eccentricity of the monsoon and the various subjects that you can photograph during this chaotic, but beautiful season.
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Capturing Art on the Streets
Just a simple walk on the street will present you with various types of art on the walls around you. Here is how you can capture them effectively.
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Understand the Norms of Shooting Inside a City
When shooting in a city, you need to adhere to certain unwritten rules in order to successfully make the kind of photos you desire.
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Personal Reflections
Vinit Gupta peers through reflections on the street in an effort to portray all the activity taking place around him.
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A Tiny Wonderland
Nadav Bagim talks about the wonders and challenges of creating a miniature, surreal macro world.
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Shoot Blurry, Blurry Lights!
Have you ever wondered how beautiful lights look when they are out of focus? Here are a few ways you can go about capturing these ethereal beauties.
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Give Yourself an Exercise
Much like we give ourselves exercises to improve our handwriting or even painting skills, there are a few things we can do to mould our photography and find our own distinctive style.
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Vidura Jang Bahadur: Inspiration is Everywhere
Anniversary Special: Vidura Jang Bahadur urges you to avoid imitating the works of the masters and instead, to look to your own life for influences.
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R Burman: Stick to What You Believe in
Anniversary Special: R Burman tells you that people may always have several opinons on your photography, but if you truly believe in what you are doing, that is all that matters.
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A Walk in the Park
There are the usual walks in the park and then there are those walks with a photographer along. In this article from January 2008, Gabriel Fuchs talks about how different the later one is.
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Your Pictures: September 2012
Here is a look at the stunning dawn and dusk photographs featured in the September 2012 showcase of photographs made by our readers across the country.
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15 Great Photographers Reveal Their Shooting Secrets
Raj Lalwani asked 15 great photographers to reveal one secret that defines their photography.
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Light Fossils
Darren Pearson brings back the prehistoric age by creating dinosaur fossils with light in modern-day Los Angeles.
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A Dual Reality
The world in reflections can be both real and illusory. Suresh Narayanan attempts to capture the magical duality of the reflected and the reflection.
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Bonkers for Bokeh
Ever wondered about those blurry lights in your photographs? Supriya Joshi explains the phenomenon of bokeh and tells you how you can take beautiful bokeh shots at night.
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The Lead Character
Ambarin Afsar tell you how to create compositions that immediately rivet the viewer’s attention.
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Animal Portraits
Shooting animal portraits presents its own set of challenges. Aditya Nair tells you how can rise above them and come back with stunning pictures.
Jagdish Mali
The multi-talented Jagdish Mali is best known for bringing about a refreshing visual change in the Indian movie magazines especially in the 90s. Neha Mutreja spoke to the visionary about his experiences in the Indian world of glamour.
You And I
Tenzing Dakpa believes that intentions matter. He shares his images and the thoughts behind them, with Priyanka Chharia.
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GH3: The New Benchmark
The Panasonic GH3 sets the standard for what a hybrid camera that shoots both stills and videos should be. Shridhar Kunte sees if it is worth its price.
Canon EOS-1D X: An Ode to Speed
Featuring the most sophisticated AF/AE system yet, the Canon EOS-1D X is a whole lot more than a speed demon, as K Madhavan Pillai discovers.
Lensbaby Spark: Fun Sparky Baby
The springy bellows and a fixed f/5.6 aperture of the Lensbaby Spark promises to be liberating and a whole lot of fun. K Madhavan Pillai puts it to the test.
Shoot Blurs: Artistry in the Dark
Even if drawing is not your forte, Chandni Gajria tells you to bring out the artist in you. Pickup a torch and start painting out your imagination.
Shoot Blurs: Smooth Waterfalls
Chandni Gajria tells you to go on a little adventure and photograph free flowing blurs of waterfalls using long exposures.
Victor George
Great photography will always be immortal. Raj Lalwani explores this thought through the story and vision of the multi-faceted Victor George.
Shoot Blurs: Zoom for Impact
Whether it is day or night, Chandni Gajria shows you how to use zoom bursts to either bring the subject closer or to push it further away.
A Blossom of Hope
Ambarin Afsar comes away a lot wiser after listening to the simple words of Mahdieh Mirhabibi, who documents conflict with an unbelievable gentleness.
Annie Griffiths
Annie Griffiths Belt is a wife, mother, photographer and an activist. Priyanka Chharia discovers a woman who gracefully embraces all these dispositions and many more.
Shoot Blurs: Slow, Steady, Flash!
Combine the flash with slow shutterspeeds for perfectly sharp and artistic photographs in low light situations. Chandni Gajria shows you how.
