Showing posts with label Perspectives. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perspectives. Show all posts

Monday, August 26, 2013

You don't just take out the camera, click a button and make a picture!


You don't just take out the camera, click a button and make a picture! A good amount of thought process has been spent on making on this one.

EXIF: F/7.1 1/400 ISO1600 300mm Canon550D. 
I wanted to remove the background an put the emphasis on the flower and I had a 70-300mm mounted on my camera. So I just zoomed to the 300mm side and focused on the flower. I wanted the thread like fine web to be in focus as well. So I stopped down the aperture a little bit to F/7.1. There wasn't much light. So I had to raise the ISO to 1600 so that I could expose @ 1/400 and thereby reasonably prevent camera shake blur. And Voila!

And what made me click this one? Do you see those fine threads of a spider web. Don't they look like holding the flower from falling?? That's my perspective.

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Thursday, August 15, 2013

Moods on A Rainy Day

Here are some of the photos I captured on a rainy day and my perspectives on them.

1. Refreshing


 2. A Sign of Hope


3. Purity
 

4. Desolation


5. Safe & Secure


6. Precarious 


7. Togetherness 


8. Lonely but still happy