The composition of a closeup photograph is 80% determined by the lighting, therefore it is the single most important element a macro photographer should have complete control over, With good lighting, we will explore how to make macro photographs pop out, be sharp, vibrant, and visually stunning.
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Butterflies are one of the most beautiful, active, amazing creations of nature. They are important pollinators, an integral part of the food web, ecologically beneficial, and help in ecosystem balance. Butterflies have fascinated man since ages. Their colorful fluttering wings invite our awe. Children love to chase them and poets get inspired to write poems about them. Their strange life pattern baffles even the wisest scientists, while nature lovers owe their gratitude for the priceless role played by these winged beauties in perpetuating life on earth. The butterfly is indeed a unique and amazing creature which deserves our attention and careful study.
“WORLD THROUGH MY LENS” – by Sri. Mukesh Srivastava – A Study of Nature, Land and people of Australia, UK, Holland, France, Switzerland, Vatican City, Venice, Nepal, South Korea and Iceland.
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Processing cannot make a bad picture good. But it can make a good picture great. Hence the Digital Post Processing Workshop.
YPS brings a two day online post processing workshop so you may go ahead and reveal the beauty hidden in your pixels. And make your images fly after this post process workshop.
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A hunter turned Medical photographer, turned Wildlife photographer, is Dr Harinarayan Salunky’s journey in life. Realising the value of shooting with a camera, Dr Salunky started his journey in 1954. Since then he has never looked back and has enjoyed shooting wildlife, accumulating awards, distinctions and judging in salons and competitions.
Let us join him in this incredible journey without a destination, one that every wildlife photographer wishes to undertake.
