Tuesday, 12 November 2013

A Tiny Wonderland

  • A praying mantis is one of the most fascinating predators. His hunting methods make him an ideal model for photographing. Exposure: 1/200sec at f/6.4 (ISO 100). Photograph/Nadav Bagim

    A Tiny Wonderland

    Nadav Bagim talks about the wonders and challenges of creating a miniature, surreal macro world.

A Walk in the Park

  • Gabriel Fuchs

    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.

Bonkers for Bokeh

  • With an aperture of f/1.4, the bokeh in this image looks smooth and well rounded. Photograph/Keita Amagai

    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.

The Lead Character

  • Two monks have been captured midway through their walk down a long, desolate road, effectively conveying the remoteness of the terrain and the length of the monks’ journey. Photograph/Ajay Jain

    The Lead Character

    Ambarin Afsar tell you how to create compositions that immediately rivet the viewer’s attention.

Animal Portraits

  • The eyes and wrinkles of the baby monkey make this picture interesting. The exclusion of the mother ensures that the viewer's attention is drawn immediately to the baby's face. Photograph/Sripad Sridhar

    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.

Light Fossils


  • I shot this image of a Sabretooth above downtown Los Angeles. It took a fair amount of adventuring to get this view, but it was worth it! Exposure: 92sec at f/16 (ISO 100). Photograph/Darren Pearson

    Light Fossils

    Darren Pearson brings back the prehistoric age by creating dinosaur fossils with light in modern-day Los Angeles.