Taj Mahal Mosque
Enhancing the already present splendor of the Taj Mahal is a building that stands on the western side of it, a Mosque made up of red sandstone. The mosque and a mirror image of the
Taj Mahal Mosque
Enhancing the already present splendor of the Taj Mahal is a building that stands on the western side of it,
My Personal Favourites and Why.
#3 Some people cast a long shadow Working a full-time job, it is often difficult to go out and take
HDR Tutorial
What is HDR HDR stands for High Dynamic Range photography. Since the human eye can perceive a greater dynamic range
Taj Mahal Mosque
Enhancing the already present splendor of the Taj Mahal is a building that stands on the western side of it, a Mosque made up of red sandstone. The mosque and a mirror image of the mosque, a guest house that stands on the opposite side of it, together provide a
My Personal Favourites and Why.
#3 Some people cast a long shadow Working a full-time job, it is often difficult to go out and take photos, so one has to make do with what’s available. I’ve taken hundreds of photos from my office on the 12th floor close to Liverpool Street. This photo is from
HDR Tutorial
What is HDR HDR stands for High Dynamic Range photography. Since the human eye can perceive a greater dynamic range than is possible with a camera, HDR is a technique to create a photo that can show a greater range of light than would be possible with a single photograph.
My Personal Favourites and Why.
#2. The Shard and the Moon. This photo of the Shard is a personal favourite because it took quite a bit of effort and patience to get right. I was walking around Central London looking for photo opportunities late at night and wanted to involve the bright and beautiful
My Personal Favourites and Why.
#1. Elizabeth Tower, Big Ben and the Westminster Bridge. There are likely very few buildings that have been photographed more than the Elizabeth Tower and Big Ben. The problem with photographing iconic structures is that unless your photo has something different to recommend it, it’s probably been done about a
It’s not the camera, it’s YOU!
The advent of the ubiquitous DSLR has meant that more and more people assume that they can become better photographers by buying better equipment. Recently I got to hear the following gem, ‘Obviously your photos are better than my hubby’s because you’ve got a professional camera, while he just has
Taj Mahal Mosque
Enhancing the already present splendor of the Taj Mahal is a building that stands on the western side of it, a Mosque made up of red sandstone. The mosque and a mirror image of the mosque, a guest house that stands on the opposite side of it, together provide a
My Personal Favourites and Why.
#3 Some people cast a long shadow Working a full-time job, it is often difficult to go out and take photos, so one has to make do with what’s available. I’ve taken hundreds of photos from my office on the 12th floor close to Liverpool Street. This photo is from
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