Bhupinder Ghatahora
Ghatahora Photography
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Wednesday, 6 March 2019
Monday, 28 May 2018
Friday's Tip
Tip 7:
Make use of shapes;
* interesting shapes can create powerful composition
Tip 8:
Photograph translucent objects:
* leaves, flowers, anything that lets in light
* photograph unusual images using the light box
* effect of the final image can be improved by adding another light source (soft box)
* edit in Photoshop to create scientific images
Tip 9:
Photograph food:
* shapes, textures, patterns and colour
* use simple light
* use exposure compensation
Tip 10:
Take an abstract approach:
* focus on the patterns and texture
* keep lighting simple
Tip 11:
Close-up photography:
* choose unusual viewpoint so that the object is not clearly identified
Tip 12:
Mix transmitted and reflected light
* glass and water both reflect and transmit light which can create subtle tones and textures
* transmitted light; place a glass object in front of a strongly lit white background or use a translucent white material like a tracing paper lit from the behind to create subtle tone
* multi-facet objects can produce a variety of effects by changing the background lighting
* photograph glass by using diffused light from the front of the set-up, such as soft box or a light bounced from a white reflector. This will reveal reflective qualities of a glass
Tip 13:
Look for ready made still life:
* pattern in the fruit at a market stall
* colours
* patterns
* composition
* for sharper pictures, use tripod
Tip 14:
Create design with colour:
* choose background colours in harmony
* choose opposite colours
* add props to create interesting still life
* create a mood by changing the white balance
Bhupinder Ghatahora
Ghatahora Photography
Monday, 23 April 2018
Tips for better Still life photography Part 1
STILL LIFE
Tip 1 :
Photograph still life indoors
* use every day objects to photograph
* keep it simple
Tip 2:
A still life must have;
* a starting point
* interesting composition
* object theme and setting
Tip 3:
Experiment with available light;
* use window light and reflectors
* use different lighting conditions
Tip 4:
Use flash to create interesting lighting effects;
* light is from the side
* use window light and flash
Tip 5:
Emphasize the still life with light;
* texture
* shape
* form
* mood
Tip 6:
Look for a pattern in natural still life:
* close-up of leaf veins, flower petals, other natural objects
* use striking lighting
Tip 7:
Make use of shapes;
* interesting shapes can create powerful composition
Bhupinder Ghatahora
Tip 1 :
Photograph still life indoors
* use every day objects to photograph
* keep it simple
Tip 2:
A still life must have;
* a starting point
* interesting composition
* object theme and setting
Tip 3:
Experiment with available light;
* use window light and reflectors
* use different lighting conditions
Tip 4:
Use flash to create interesting lighting effects;
* light is from the side
* use window light and flash
Emphasize the still life with light;
* texture
* shape
* form
* mood
Tip 6:
Look for a pattern in natural still life:
* close-up of leaf veins, flower petals, other natural objects
* use striking lighting
Tip 7:
Make use of shapes;
* interesting shapes can create powerful composition
Bhupinder Ghatahora
Ghatahora Photography
Friday, 7 September 2012
Romantic Tattoos
I am also a great admirer on artwork on human body, 'Tattoos'. A few years ago, I decided to take photographs of people with tattoos and publish a book, 'Romantic Tattoos'.
The concept of this book was to portray the uniqueness of each tattoo which is special and personal to each individual.
Here are some of the photographs that are in the book.
A copy of this book can be purchased on http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=bhupinder+ghatahora+romantic+tattoos&x=0&y=0
Ghatahora Photography
www.ghatahora.co.uk
info@ghatahora.co.uk
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