Photography is an Art. And the art has rarely to do anything with DSLRs or ‘Hi-Fi’ cams. The best pics can even be clicked with simple mobile cameras.
Photography being an Art, mainly needs best Emotions to be captured, Best Persons to be clicked and nice places to be shot.
Again I got to explore this Art with my two best Friends Disha Sharma and Ashwathy Nair, at one of the nice places of Gurgaon’s Butterfly Park and Delhi’s Hauz Khaz Village.
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Each of my shot Photos has a truly mixture of Colors, shades of Black and White, emotions and lots of craziness.
And all Thanks to the SWAG of Disha, which made my clicks Amazing.
250 mm Zoom lens Test
Let’s check the Zoom Power of 55- 250 mm
1. At Extreme 55 mm
2. At mid 100 mm
3. At the peak 250 mm
Though, Butterfly Park looks like a small nursery, it has a prime entry of a huge Butterfly where you can easily capture with Wings and flaps on your back side.
I really like to thank, Disha Sharma, for justifying each of my shoots, afterall she is one of the most good looking persons, I have ever seen.
Camera Tricks
In the Butterfly Park, just set your Aperture priority at F7.2 and ISO 200 and auto Shutter Speed. But you will need a 55-250 mm Canon to click.
For Hauz Khaz Village get a complete auto or F 7.8 and ISO 600 with auto Shutter.
So, enjoy the shots . . .
Magic of 50 mm STM Canon Lens
The Contrasting Background Clicks
To get such a great contrast from the background you need to click on the RAW image. Just use a 50 mm stm lens.
This photo was clicked in the Fort of Hauz Khas Village. To click the image, you just need the best awesome posture of the person.
Disha, really made an awesome beautiful pose leaning on the stone door of the fort.
The Contrast and the Background. Courtesy: Disha Sharma
Background Grey. The hilltop of the fort. Courtsey: Disha Sharma
While clicking the above, be cautious with the sharpness of the image.
Amongst the Trees in background. Courtsey: Disha Sharma.
Butterfly park has really got few of the best trees. Disha Sharma really gave a good pose with a smile, enhancing the pic.
Courtsey: Disha Sharma.
The Silhouette Clicks
Silhouette. The full frame
I really liked this click. And all thanks to Disha Sharma. Her folded up hands, the right posture and my slightly tightly tilted DSLR gave a nice click.
The Stylish Look.
Courtsey: Disha Sharma
Heart shape Silhouettes. Courtsey: Disha Sharma.
You can always use the contrasting silhouette shadow to make up your valuable meaning.
In the pic, you can see, Disha is making a wonderful Heart shape. The photo is really looking gorgeous.
Effect of Zoom
The best way to get a perfect zoom photo, is grabbing a 55-250 mm lens.
The View from the Heights of the Fort.
Now, lets zoom in with 250 mm lens.
The zoom. A close up of her.
Courtesy: Disha Sharma
You can add the specific beauty of background architecture.
The Best Portraits
Sometimes, the person infront of your gives such a dumbstrucking casual carefree look, you being a Photographer start to capture the best Portraits, specially with 50 mm STM lens. And, Disha Sharma’s carefree look has clicked the Magic.
The Portrait.
The blur effect of both pics is because of the Magic of 50mm STM lens.
The Magic of Side profile ~ The Portrait
The Confidence in Her with the Aura of Black & White
Colors are always beautiful, but sometimes, it is the shade of Black and White that tells us the true story behind every click.
The smile, the Craziness and all the emotions gets enhanced in B&W Photographs.
The Gun’s Hands-Up pose with the Smile. Disha Sharma
This photo is truly amazing because of her smile and the craziness.
The Fort Door and the awesome pose.
The Swag.
Rule of Thirds and the awesome background
Rule of Thirds. Courtesy: Disha Sharma
This Photo demonstrates truly of Rule of Thirds, where your subject is not in the centre but in the one third of the Photo grid.
Mix of Rule of Thirds ~ Prop ~ Grey Background
The Swing and the Style.
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