Category Archives: Photography

I am not so sure what had happened but some big mess happened to my photography site hence I am trying to salvage anything possible. I am hoping that the database is not corrupted else, it’ll be a big heartache.

Surrealism comes from the word ‘Surreal’ which means ‘dreamlike’ or ‘bizzare’. Surrealism art is one of the earliest cultural movements and it started during the 1920’s. It is best known for the visual arts and also writings of it’s groups … Continue reading →

While I was doing some folder clean up in my capacious thumb drive last week, I stumbled upon photos which was very dear to me and yet, had not been posted to my blog before. The photo was post processed … Continue reading →

  In this photo, it was taken during the dullest morning I had ever come across with and again, I had the idea of turning the photo into Black and White. I can still remember clearly that rain was still … Continue reading →

This photo was taken in 2008, during my very active period of landscape photography. On the photo above, it was a very dull sunrise (in fact there’s no sun at all) during that day and I could remember vividly, that … Continue reading →

  Another reason not to use flash. So how do we get the blurry water coupled with a sharp subject (my parents) in the front? Simple. Step 1: Place the camera on the tripod. Step 2: Turn off your flash. … Continue reading →

Many things had been said about photography without using flash light / flash gun and I am not going to add a pinch or two of salt on this matter rather, I favour photography without using flash although this would … Continue reading →

Just to drive a point to photographer’s out there…how important is colour management in Photography Post Processing? Very Important I would say. I stumbled this by chance when my Dell notebook went kaput and had to be sent in for … Continue reading →

Yes, as the post had suggested,  I am shooting myself on my foot. Why? If you’d remembered in my last posting, I had written this: “It’s not that I hated HDR but the appearance of a HDR photo is too … Continue reading →