Nature Writings & Art By Gyaneshwari Dave
Sometimes a single color can be the main (& the only) subject of your photograph. Colors create strong images, don’t take them for granted… instead, make a creative use of them in your photography! Find more stock images of wall … Continued
“Sales of point and shoot (compact) cameras fell 30% by value in 2011 compared with the year before” …This one line is everywhere in the news. First it was Apple’s iPhone 4S and now – the just announced, Nokia’s 808 … 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 are really … Continued
While photographing famous historical monuments, always INCLUDE SOME HUMAN element in your frame. This makes a big difference because the person/persons in the photograph serve as a reference point to determine the giant size and scale of the structure. It … 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 SchoolAward. All through these years, I have read the poems of the … Continued
So you are enjoying your iPhone camera, but don’t you wish you could zoom more, that it had a Telephoto lens? Well, in case you did not know this, at around $35 you can actually attach an 8X Telephoto lens … Continued
This post is for the benefit of those who believe, that there was a VERY GOOD TYPEWRITER behind a best-selling novel, A VERY GOOD FRYING PAN behind a mouthwatering dish, A VERY GOOD GUITAR behind a melodious music, and A … Continued
Captured these shots with a Telephoto lens, standing far away, outside the school playground! Through a fence! :) To your enemy, forgiveness. To an opponent, tolerance. To a friend, your heart. To a customer, service. To all, charity. To every … Continued