Lighting ratio is a very crucial aspect of photography, and the more you are aware of the various intricacies associated with the more you stand to gain.

Taking a photograph of an object that is behind a glass is an entirely different ball game and consequently requires an entirely different approach on your part.

Accurate selection of lenses is very important for good photography and to make the best use of your lenses, you have to be familiar with its features.

If you are an amateur photographer, you must not be familiar with the use of different types of photographic terms like a fisheye lens.

Moving water looks beautiful in all its forms, waterfalls, rivers and streams.

Many amateur photographers believe that anything well lit is high key lighting but that is not true.

If you are an amateur photographer, then it’s quite likely that you won’t be aware of a number of lighting techniques and must be getting stuck in quite a lot of tricky situations.

Do you get amazed looking at all those silky straight hair on the print ads of popular shampoos? Do you envy those models who seem to have hair to kill for? Well don’t! because what you see not always true.

Often when we are shooting with a coloured film, we come across a blue or red caste on your image. This may be due to incorrect white balance or when the lighting is not according to the standard day light.

A fill light as the name suggests is used for filling up the entire frame with light.