Many people ask me where I focus on a portrait photograph. Is it the face, nose, eyes, lips, or something else? I’ve seen folks capture portrait photos without focusing on […] Read More
Category: Photography
With the DSLR or mirrorless cameras, there are three basic autofocus, focus tracking settings to choose from: single, continuous, and automatic. As a Nikon user, I have written about the […] Read More
The majority of landscape photographs that are recorded during the hours of first light or dusk/late in the evening are referred to as the golden hours to seem wow. The […] Read More
Most of us enjoy traveling. When we speak about travel photography, usually people carry every camera gear that they have and it’s hard to travel light. At the same time […] Read More
A few of my friends have asked me this question – Should I buy a DSLR with a twisting LCD screen (Ex: Nikon D750)? Many of the latest DSLRs come […] Read More
Many ask me the question of what camera sensor should I consider while buying a DSLR or a mirrorless camera – a full-frame vs APSC sensor. APS-C means Advanced Photographic […] Read More
“Hey, Ravindra… My budget is XYZ. Which camera is the best for me to buy?” This is a very common question many of them ask me and you might have […] Read More
This long exposure image was taken at Pykara waterfall in India while travelling from Ooty to Bangalore through Mysore. It’s nearly a kilometre walk from the highway to get here, […] Read More
Capturing beach photos at night can be tricky. It is next to impossible considering the low light to capture a good quality image without a tripod and a lower aperture […] Read More
It’s fun photographing reptiles or the little dragon / Lizard in the wild using a telephoto lens. This is something you might find in your own garden from time to […] Read More
Have you taken any pictures? That’s fantastic. Have you considered incorporating framing in your composition? You may, however, create some breathtaking and one-of-a-kind images from an average setting. You don’t […] Read More
Stationary subjects are quite simple to shoot. Simply compose the photograph, focus the lens, adjust the exposure, and click the shutter. Photographing moving subjects, on the other hand, introduces unique […] Read More