Once I saw a little bird come hop, hop, hop! And I cried, “Little bird, will you stop, stop, stop?”… Read more The sparrow lark that was too close
Category: Wildlife
Using intentional movement to produce an abstract effect
One of the earliest lessons we are taught in photography is to get our subject sharp. Infact, I reckon that… Read more Using intentional movement to produce an abstract effect
A Russet Sparrow Bird-scape
Another of these small subject occupying less than 5% of the frame ones. This was shot between Chopta and Makku… Read more A Russet Sparrow Bird-scape
An Ultramarine Bird-scape
With increasingly narrower and narrower view points that I am coming across of late, I find myself pulling back often… Read more An Ultramarine Bird-scape
A zoom-burst, why not?
Staying on the same theme as doing something different, these are from a monsoon trip to Kabini last year. Obviously,… Read more A zoom-burst, why not?
Try a different perspective
Occasionally, subjects can present themselves in a way that could make for an interesting and different take on them. Take,… Read more Try a different perspective
Rules are meant to be broken
There are times on the field that one has either too much or too less, glass I mean, and not… Read more Rules are meant to be broken
Go wide for dramatic perspectives
Going wide-angle and low can really create a dramatic perspective. While we did come across several Himalayan Marmots frequently on… Read more Go wide for dramatic perspectives
The learning curve
How do birds learn to fly? To catch fish? To fly on a specific migratory path? These and several such… Read more The learning curve
Breaching the circle of confidence
All creatures are known to be careful around the presence of humans and they maintain what they consider to be… Read more Breaching the circle of confidence
