Composition Tips
In the previous couple of blogs I touched upon some bits of non-artsy aspects of photography, they are not technical though, like geotagging or how we are driven by the urge to keep accumulating more gear. Hence, I decide to devote this article to the aesthetics and emotional aspects of photography - Composition.
The internet is flooded with count...
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Insatiable appetite for more gear
Situation:
You were going on a holiday and planned your photographic assignment very thoughtfully. And seriously.
You made sure that you had scoured every scrap of information available about the place, very diligently. You looked at various sites, for photos taken at the place, the time of the day, time of the year, and begun forming an idea in...
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Super Telephoto from Tamron
The Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Di VC USD lens has just won an EISA Award in the DSLR Telephoto Zoom lens category! We currently have a very limited number in stock in the Canon fit. For full details and to place an order, visit www.parkcameras.com/26813/Tamron-150-600mm.html.
You can get our views on this lens at http://blog.parkcameras.com/2014/...
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Joys of Geotagging
Dear friends,
After my recent holiday to Scotland, I ended up having a few hundred images taken over a span of 6 to 7 days and had the onerous task of having to catalogue them. Once the images were organised in a date-wise folder, it was up to managing and mapping the names of places to the images from a separate piece of planner or itinerary.
Th...
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Scottish Holiday
After having spent nearly 7 years in the UK, I felt ashamed to not to have ever travelled to Scotland even once during that period. This feeling of guilt necessitated a week long holiday with the family to one of the most breath-taking regions of Scotland - Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.
There are a few things that one could never ta...
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