Have you ever stopped by a beautiful fence just to have a glance at what is beyond it? Or ever stood by a fence, just like that, silently resting your hands on it? If yes, then, more probably than not, … Continued
Nature is beautiful by design! By simply changing your perspective, you can get beautiful abstract patterns in various elements of nature. Be on a lookout for them! :) Wildlife, flowers, landscapes…lensdepictions galleries are filled with hundreds of beautiful nature images … Continued
Every time I read this quote, I feel like running away to the nearest prairie. Have you read the best selling book by Khalil Gibran – “The Prophet” yet? If not, you must at least watch a delightful and brilliant … Continued
Always use a view-finder (If you have the option) to determine and compose your frame, rather than the LCD screen of your camera. Because when you do that, you use only one eye to see the scene, turning your binocular … Continued
You do not always need to shoot that awesome nature landscape in, well, “Landscape” format :) Next time when you stand in front of that beautiful vista… Just turn your camera! Vertical (Portrait) orientation gives the photograph much more depth, … Continued
March 20th is the WORLD SPARROW DAY! If you are an Indian like me, then as a child, which was the FIRST BIRD that you started to identify? Most probably, the answer would be… a SPARROW! Unfortunately, NOW the Sparrow is … Continued
My website lensdepictions.com (pineconedream.com, 2018 onwards) gets selected by famous Black & White photography artist Jan Keteleer of Belgium to feature on – photographersselection.org, well-known for promoting exceptionally skilled photographers. Lensdepictions remained as the “Featured Website” on the FRONT-PAGE (Home-page) of the reputed website for three consecutive days from 12th Feb to 14th Feb 2012! … Continued
While it is only rare that I am accompanied by any friends on a serious photography trip (well, I cannot and would not like to try their patience…) but on many occasions they have a look at my backpack/bag and … Continued
When I had read “Gitanjali” the very first time, I was in high-school. I had received the masterpiece as one of my prizes for the Best Student of the School Award. All through these years, I have read the poems of … Continued