Photography
Asian Photography
WHY IS FILLING THE FRAME NECESSARY FOR A BEAUTIFUL COMPOSITION
Filling the frame is essential for effective composition. This is due to the fact that it keeps everything relevant to the picture you are creating. When reviewing their photographs, new photographers are sometimes disappointed. They see details in the photograph that they did not notice when it was taken. This post will show you how to detect superfluous components and what you can do about them before taking a photograph. When creating a photograph, it is critical to be deliberate about how you fill the frame. What you include and remove from your frame reveals how you perceive the world around you. It also determines whether an image is powerful or weak. Capturing images that include irrelevant items reduces the effect of your photographs. A composition with a distinct theme usually has the most effect. Images displaying a variety of unrelated items will not grab a viewer’s attention. Or, at the very least, not for long. Including exactly what you want in a shot that supports your main topic will always result in a better photograph. Filling the frame forces you to consider what you see via your lens more carefully.
8 min |
October 2021
Asian Photography
Tips, Ideas and Techniques for Amazing Night Photography
This post is jam-packed with night photography ideas. Many photographers are worried of shooting at night. Because photography is all about light, shooting at night might be difficult when you’re sitting in the dark.
7 min |
October 2021
Asian Photography
WHAT IS AESTHETIC PHOTOGRAPHY AND HOW TO USE IT?
You’ve probably heard the term “aesthetic photography” bandied about by influencers or other artists. But what does it all mean? At the end of the day, we all want to capture beautiful photographs and have an impact on our viewers in some way. The majority of photography is created to evoke emotion. Photos should make people think, feel, and even question, whether via beauty or thinking. This post will teach you all you need to know about aesthetic photography, or how to make attractive images while maintaining your unique style.
7 min |
October 2021
Asian Photography
“Perfectionist is my Motivation” Gareth Copley
Gareth Copley is a Getty Images staff sports photographer located in the Potteries. For the past 15 years, he has specialised in cricket photography, working alongside the England cricket team. During that time, he has covered trips to New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, the West Indies, India, the United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh, and South Africa. He has also extensively photographed three Ashes tours and the ICC Cricket World Cup along with the Olympic Games, Rugby World Cups, Commonwealth Games, Six Nations, Wimbledon Tennis Championships, World Athletics Championships, Rugby League World Cups, Paralympics, Australian Open tennis, and several International and Champions League football games. His career highlights include Huddersfield Town’s Championship playoff victory in 2017 and the Tour de France’s Grand Depart in 2014.
6 min |
October 2021
Asian Photography
PROFESSIONAL FULL FRAME DSLR SHOOTOUT
Every year we conduct shootouts and it is the one of the most important part of our magazine helping readers to decide best when it comes to selecting the right gear while buying or upgrading. Through our shootouts, we've always attempted to present a head-to-head comparison of the best available equipment on the market. We want to feature gear that we think will become or is already popular among photographers. Despite the fact that many photographers choose mirrorless cameras, there are still others who prefer DSLRs for a variety of reasons and are wanting to update in the same category. In this professional full-frame DSLR camera shootout, we compare some of the best professional full-frame DSLR cameras available and pit them against one another to see who comes out on top.
6 min |
October 2021
Asian Photography
FULL FRAME DSLR SHOOTOUT
With the advent of mirrorless cameras, it can be argued that the popularity of DSLRs is on the decline. While there is no denying that even industry pioneers like Canon and Nikon have also taken a serious plunge into the mirrorless game, they still continue to release interesting products in the DSLR space. Although the releases in the Full Frame DSLR have slowed down, we still witnessed the launch of at least one product in this space in 2020. The full frame DSLR category camera needs high specifications, advanced features and performance and this month's shootout features the two most competent Full-frame DSLRs between the range of ₹1.8 Lacs - ₹2 Lacs. These include Canon 6D Mark Il and Nikon D780.
6 min |
October 2021
Asian Photography
APS-C MID-RANGE DSLR SHOOTOUT
Despite the fact that the world is moving toward mirrorless cameras, there are still users who like DSLRs. DSLRs are the option for many individuals who are upgrading from using their phone camera or a digital point and shoot camera. The ability of the DSLRs to offer an Optical View Finder is a key feature that makes them popular with users. Although these users are now starting to move towards mirrorless as well, there are still many that haven't taken that plunge yet. In this year's shootout, we have three competitors in this category, each of which is a Mid-Range DSLRs between the range of ₹70,000 to ₹1,10,000.
7 min |
October 2021
Asian Photography
7 Best Tips to Become a Successful Freelance Photographer
Do you wish to work as a self-employed photographer? Owning a photography business can provide you with a great deal of flexibility and joy, but you might not know where to begin. We’ll reveal our 6 top strategies for being a successful freelance photographer in this article.
2 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
8 Fascinating Careers In Photography If You Don't Want To Outset A Business
How can you earn a living as a photographer? Is it even feasible to make a living as a photographer? Almost everyone who enjoys photography has wrestled with these concerns. There are a lot of excellent photography occupations that you may not have explored that do not necessitate the establishment of your own firm. That is why we have compiled this list of jobs for photographers who wish to focus on the craft rather than the business. Depending on the position, you will still need to put in a significant amount of time doing independent work, freelancing, or even working for free to get expertise. Some professions need you to have other talents, such as a degree in a field other than photography. Just like any other career, you must spend time, effort, and money to land your ideal job.
5 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
5 Breath Taking Photographing Tips For Portrait Photography In 2021
Tips And Tech
2 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
5 Tips For Taking Gorgeous Maternity Photos
These pregnancy photography ideas can help you obtain some beautiful maternity photographs during your next session, whether you have your gorgeous, pregnant subject set up and ready to go, or you’re studying for future projects.
2 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
Compositions to Try for Your Next Portrait Clicks
Portraits. The word alone conjures up images of a person looking straight ahead into the camera with their soul reflecting through their eyes, doesn’t it? As a photographer, you might feel that portrait photography is one of the easiest genres to practice. However, that’s not always the case.
5 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
OnePlus Nord 2 vs OnePlus Nord CE 5G – Camera Test
PHONE REVIEW
5 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
Nikon Z fc
Price ₹84,995 (body only)
5 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
Fujifilm X-E4
Price ₹74,999 (BODY ONLY)
4 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
Tripping on Photography - Auditya Venkatesh
A self-taught photographer, Auditya Venkatesh has created his own mark in the industry – he not only works with some of the tops brands all over the world, but also he has amassed a huge amount of followers across his social media platforms with the power of his creative and powerful imagery. Unlike most artists, Auditya doesn’t believe in limiting himself to one particular form of art; he has tasted success across art forms. From travel and architecture photography to working with worldfamous celebrities and brands, Auditya has worked across multiple genres of photography – not letting any one thing define him or his work. We spoke to him about his foray into photography, how he captures compelling stories with his phone camera and more. Excerpts:
8 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
5 Essential Photography Tips For Complete Newbies
Whether you’re a beginner or have some experience, these photography techniques will help you shoot better images. Photography is one of the most difficult skills to master, which is why we’ve put together a list of key photography recommendations for beginners. It’s simple enough to point a camera and press the shutter -getting a shot that matches your vision is the difficult part. Photography is a difficult pastime to learn and an even more difficult business to pursue. But don’t let that stop you from learning to take pictures!
3 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
4 KEY TIME MANAGEMENT TIPS FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Photography is not a standard 9-to-5 career. Our passion for photography and producing beautiful art begins in our hearts, spreads into our personal lives, and for others, becomes a source of income. Photography has a horrible way of taking over when we don’t have any boundaries in our lives. That’s why we have put together these photography time management tips that you absolutely need in your life. So, how can you get from a situation of no boundaries to being balanced?
2 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
Geometry & Symmetry Around You!
Geometry - one of the subjects that many of us hated when we were in school. Learning theorems and calculate sin, cos and tan wasn’t everyone’s cup of tea, right? Don’t worry, we are not here to bore you with complex calculations or drawing the perfect in circle. This won’t be that kind of geometry.
5 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
PLAY OF LIGHT
The word photography translates to “drawing with light”. Hence, it isn’t much of a stretch to say that light is the most crucial aspect of photography. Without light, you wouldn’t be able to see, much less click a picture. When it comes to photography, the right light can make or break a photograph. And don’t make the mistake of assuming that lighting is only important for illumination; the right light plays multiple roles – it illuminates, sets the mood, evokes emotions and narrate stories. Thus, if you master lighting in your photography, you have overcome one of the biggest challenges! And here we have got all the details you would need to crack the lighting code and play with light to click the most amazing pictures.
4 min |
September 2021
Asian Photography
Travel Tales Through Travel Shots
Have you ever wished that your travel photography pulled at the heart strings of people and transported them into the scene with you? Where they too can share in you experience – see with their own eyes the majesty snow-capped mountains looming ahead of you, the painted bodies of exotic folks and the food that makes you salivate. In this day and age, where your Instagram feed is flooded with beautiful travel pictures from a million accounts, how do you click travel shots that are not just phenomenal pictures, but also an exciting story the masses are anticipating to hear?
5 min |
August 2021
Asian Photography
How Can A Single Lens Help You Improve Your Photography?
In this case we all are culprits of G.A.S. (Gear addiction syndrome). We all save money for months or years in greed of buying new camera, lens and other equipment; hoping that it will help us improve our photography skills in some way. Although each new piece of gear increases more options to explore, we just end up getting bored of technicalities and making choices. Well, it’s going to be tough to think about going with one lens, but it’s going to be very challenging and fun.
5 min |
August 2021
Asian Photography
“For me, the relationship with people I photograph is very important” - GMB Akash
A fierce photojournalist, documentary photographer and writer based in Bangladesh, GMB Akash has not only been photographing social issues in his country, but also creating a positive impact by helping the marginalised section of the society become independent. Through his camera lens, he captures pictures that send a chill down the spine; not only forcing the viewers to pay attention, but also encouraging them to act. He is the recipient of over 100 international awards including the World Press Photo award. His work has been published in over 100 international publications, he has presided as a jury member on some of the most notable international photography competitions and his work has been exhibited in Bangladesh, Germany, Belgium, Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, the USA, Czech Republic as well as in Greece. We spoke to him about the start of his journey, his inspiration and how he manages to capture deep emotions with just a click. Excerpts:
10+ min |
August 2021
Asian Photography
Reasons for Bad Images and How to Improve Them
As we write this, we are halfway through 2021 and it’s the time when the digital revolution is thriving and expanding its reach everywhere. As for any person, the ability and the opportunity to take a picture has increased and it’s very easy in fact to just point, shoot and immediately take a picture.
7 min |
August 2021
Asian Photography
New photography genres to try your hands on
The world of photography has gone through a lot evolution. From those heavy cameras and lenses to a simple 180 g device in your hand, the technology around photography changed drastically.
4 min |
August 2021
Asian Photography
PHOTOGRAPHY THROUGH THE LENSES OF TIME
While clicking a picture with your trendy smart phone or DSLR, have you ever wondered how far we have come? From clicking blurry pictures with gigantic camera box to capturing high-res images with a sleek device that slips right into our pockets! Undoubtedly, photography has undergone major revolution in a span of two hundred years. Ahead of World Photography Day on August 19, we thought of turning back the pages of history and looking at the giants on whose shoulders we stand on today. Let’s dive into the evolution and revolution of photography and imaging technology!
7 min |
August 2021
Asian Photography
PHOTOJOURNALISM – WHEN STORYTELLING MEETS REALITY
Do you know who the real heroes are? Real heroes are the ones out on the battlefield of reality, capturing every moment and showing the stark naked truth to the entire world. They are the ones who wield the power to shape our perspectives with the mere click of a camera. They are the ones who often at times risk their lives to show us the truth that lies hidden in the very fabric of the society. They are photojournalists.
6 min |
August 2021
Asian Photography
RIGHT TIME, WRONG LENS
Have you ever had an almost-perfect snapshot in front of you only to realise you were using the wrong lens? Or maybe since it’s more convenient, you just bring one lens with you? Or pushing yourself to the edge. We’ve all heard that the best lens for a portrait is 85mm, 50mm, that the best lens for a landscape is a wide angle between 14mm to 24mm and that the best lens for getting in close is a macro? So, what if we alter things up and use a lens that isn’t often associated with that type of photography and replace it with another? Will we set a goal for ourselves or do something unusual?
3 min |
August 2021
Asian Photography
Surreal Photography
Surrealism is an avant-garde movement that started around the 1920s that explores the creative part of the mind by going beyond realism in art field. In the past, it had been seen in paintings then jumped to photography. Surrealism was officially established as a movement with the publication of poet André Breton’s first Manifesto of Surrealism in 1924.
4 min |
August 2021
Asian Photography
THE TIMELESSNESS OF BLACK & WHITE STREET PHOTOGRAPHY
If you go through the pictures of the greats like Henri Cartier-Bresson, Vivian Maier, Robert Doisneau, Elliott Erwitt and others, you’ll realise there is an inimitable, classic quality to their pictures. And what’s the common thread linking them? The pictures clicked by these greats exude the timeless quality that comes through the black & white medium. When you extend the power of B&W to street photography, you can create impactful images that transport the viewer onto a cloud of nostalgia. You draw their eye directly to your subject, without letting them get misled by any kind of distractions. If you too want to click timeless, classic pictures, it is time you tried your hand at black & white street photography!
4 min |