Simple tips to Frames within Frames In Photography

Simple tips to Frames within Frames In Photography

From creative pics II

Model: Canon EOS 60D

ISO: 3200

Exposure: 1/80 sec

Aperture: 4.0

Focal Length: 50mm

Flash Used: No

First let me ask myself some questions about framing and for your convenience , i shall answer them as well..

what is framing?

Its a simple technique in photography where the subject grabs immediate attention by the viewer

Why is framing done?

So that ur images look cool and different from the ordinary

How is framing done?

presence of mind and a good subject tops the list

Types of framing

2 important ones are portrait framing and object framing.

What ees Frames within Frames?

as the name suggests its "Frames within a frame". it could be a reflection of a mirror, books in a shelf, photo of a window or wall clock or just about anything.

Munz and Nirmal Visit my place

My good friend Munz along with Nithil Nirmal had come to my place yesterday, the 20th Of November 2011.

Munz is like the rock star of photography and Nithil owns the first photography studio back in Kannur called Minerva Studios which was started by his grand father 85 years back!!

had an amazing time, Munz got to experiment with his newly purchased 7D camera and we took a lot of indoor , outdoor, telephoto and landscape pics

posting some of my fav photos from yesterday

Canon 60D

Glass - EF 70 to 200 mm f 2.8 L IS II USM

Aperture - f 4

Shutter - 1/40

ISO - 400

Focal Length - 168 mm

Flash - speedlite 580 EX II, bounced off ceiling

From november 20, 2011 munz and nirmal flats visit

Tips to Taking Candid Shots at Weddings

Tips to Taking Candid Shots at Weddings by Pritham D'Souza

From Candid Photography at Weddings

Its a never ending headache for a photographer to carry the right lens at weddings. a few of them depend on a general walk around lens like EF 24 to 105 mm f 4 L IS lens which is an excellent choice offering group shots and even medium telephoto range to capture those precious moments.

for the others, there's the always dependable EF 70 to 200 mm f 2.8 L IS II which renders sharp images even at very low light and is a super fast lens with wide aperture of 2.8

i did the right thing and carried both of them and used them extensively at a wedding i covered few months back.

below are some photos i clicked using EF 24 to 105 mm f 4 L IS USM lens