Bhupinder Ghatahora
Saturday, 19 March 2016
Friday, 18 March 2016
Tip of the week
Understanding your camera modes (DSLR or Compact camera)
The flower symbol stands for Close-up or Macro which means taking photographs of subjects really close. Use this mode to photograph close-ups of flowers, jewellery, insects, dew drops, abstract patterns, etc. In this mode the built-in flash may be disabled to prevent an overexposed image, as your camera is really close to the subject.
Photograph taken using DSLR
More tips next week.
The flower symbol stands for Close-up or Macro which means taking photographs of subjects really close. Use this mode to photograph close-ups of flowers, jewellery, insects, dew drops, abstract patterns, etc. In this mode the built-in flash may be disabled to prevent an overexposed image, as your camera is really close to the subject.
Photograph taken using DSLR
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Red & yellow tulip
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| Rain drop |
More tips next week.
Bhupinder Ghatahora
Thursday, 17 March 2016
Editing on photos on mobile phones
I took a series of photos of the same subject, I later used my mobile phone's editing software to combine them into one photograph.
Each of the image below was adjusted on the phone individually to achieve the final desired result before combining them together into one framed photograph.
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| Trees |
Each of the photographs below were photographed in colour later converted into black & white using the phones editing software.
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| Water front |
The watermark was added using Lightroom.
Bhupinder Ghatahora
Wednesday, 16 March 2016
The odd tree
I am always taking photographs, either using my Nikon, Fuji X-A1, Sony a6000 or my mobile phone.
The photo below has been taken with my BlackBerry Passport.
The photo has been edited using the phone's editing software, which I think is just amazing for minor adjustments like colour enhancement, black & white conversion or even toned photos. The photo was taken in colour before editing. Every other week I will post quick tips on editing images on mobile phones.
This is one of my favourite trees that I have photographed, it was just odd the way it was growing and colours in the surrounding was fantastic.
This image was photographed in colour, the saturation and the contrast was increased slightly to enhance the tones and colours around the tree.
Unfortunately the editing slider bars don't have an indicator, so it's really a case of what I like.
The photo below has been taken with my BlackBerry Passport.
The photo has been edited using the phone's editing software, which I think is just amazing for minor adjustments like colour enhancement, black & white conversion or even toned photos. The photo was taken in colour before editing. Every other week I will post quick tips on editing images on mobile phones.
This is one of my favourite trees that I have photographed, it was just odd the way it was growing and colours in the surrounding was fantastic.
This image was photographed in colour, the saturation and the contrast was increased slightly to enhance the tones and colours around the tree.
Unfortunately the editing slider bars don't have an indicator, so it's really a case of what I like.
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| The odd tree |
Bhupinder Ghatahora
Tuesday, 15 March 2016
Red bracelet
Photographs of red beaded bracelet showing the bracelet and the close-up of the bead
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Email me for a free quotation, info@ghatahora.co.uk
Bhupinder Ghatahora
Monday, 14 March 2016
Image of the week
Image of the week - 14th March
location: Basingstoke
theme: fashion
f3.2
exposure: 1/50
ISO 160
fill-in flash
location: Basingstoke
theme: fashion
f3.2
exposure: 1/50
ISO 160
fill-in flash
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| under the bridge |
Bhupinder Ghatahora
Sunday, 13 March 2016
The great outdoors
Photographs taken around the local countryside;
Snow covered trees and gate
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| Snow |
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| Looking up |
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| Swimming on lake |
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| Pond by the church |
Bhupinder Ghatahora
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