Landscapes make for some of the most picturesque frames in photography. The lush green fields, snow capped mountains and cascading rivers are so naturally picturesque that when you capture them in your film, their beauty is enhanced even more.

You everyone must have come across or even clicked pictures in which everything seems to be falling out of the frame. This happens due to slanting shore lines and slanting horizon lines.

With the advent of disposable cameras and digital cameras, lens care seems to be a thing of the past. Professional photographers realise of course that the lens is the eye of the camera, and just like the human eye is sensitive and delicate, the camera lens is equally sensitive and needs good care.

Your flash light comes in handy at places where there is no light; it helps you get the right frame when there is no electricity or when there is less light.

We have already discussed and defined what kind of field fashion photography is.

For numerous budding photographers, fashion photography seems like an inaccessible dream. Very high on glamour and aesthetics, this kind of photography is not everyone’s cup of tea.

Almost all photographic cameras have infrared blocking filters in front of them. This filter stops all the infrared light entering the camera, hence to be able to do infrared photography with your camera; you need to first need to get some conversions done.

The festive time of the year has arrived and lights and colours are in the air. Celebrations, parties, get togethers, everything is happening, so how can you miss out on capturing these moments, especially when you are in another country or in another city.

Earlier we have talked about Christmas photography during the night, but now we will talk about Christmas photography during the day.

What would you do if you want half of your frame in focus and half of it without focus? Or if you wish to have half the frame in higher depth of field and the other half in lower depth?