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Ive been wanting to do this map for a while now. I am not aware of one place where on can get this information. So here goes. Here is the list of places you can do “

We broke a rather long hiatus of not going out chasing birds by taking a trip to Karnala to get some Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher shots. The location was a small stream and

Air Show Photography Tips Here are the pics from this years show

Benq Monitor unpacking unboxing

How to secure your blackrapid strap and the 500 PF lens foot. Safety backup . Camera safety tether.

I had tried to shoot a milkyway at Sandakphu but my lack of expertise got me a nice blur of a shot. However this weekend I had a chance to learn some of this techniques f

Most of us usually use multiple cameras on a shoot. Putting the images in a time sequence means that the time is correctly synced on both cameras. This is also critical w

I have been wanting to write a few things on the Nikon D5 control settings that seem to be working well for me. 1. Quickly switching between AF modes: Usual situation whe

The cab driver was on the phone to someone and, was saying that he is going to “Jim Corporate Park” 😉 The trip had happened quite by chance. In Jan, I had

I discovered an interesting setting that might be useful in a lot of situations. I usually work using  AF-C, d-9 or d-21 most times with back button AF-ON only. But

I did a quick test yesterday to determine if the right shift of exposure had any implications to the RAW file size.  Sure it does. Under exposure got me a – 39

  Woke up to some parakeets making a racket 🙂   I need to get these beauties in flight one of these days ! Nikon D3, 300mm 2.8 VR,  ISO800, 1/1250,

Tricoloured Heron, St Augustine Alligator Farm, Florida Nikon D3, 300mm 2.8 ++TC14, ISO800, 1/1250 @F5.6 , Manual metering, Full Frame

    This is a photography workshop for all those who want to participate in a fun & open learning session with a super instructor and, improve their image m

Chas helped this one since it was him who pointed out the background. The  gold really works here. Nikon D3, 300mm 2.8 VR + TC17, ISO 400, 1/3200, F5.6 , Manual spot

Nikon D3, 300mm 2.8 VR +TC17, ISO 800, 1/1250, F4.8 ,  Manual Metering (Full Frame )

Just back after attending the superb Tech Series workshop by Charles Glatzer at St Augustine FL, USA. Learnt a lot and,  got some basics re-sorted 🙂 Shot from day

If you have a long lens like the 400/500/600 or the 800, and you have a solid support you, do need stellar long lens technique to get the sharpest shot possible. So here