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Friday, October 28, 2011

The One-Third Principle

In series for Photography Tips -

The following pics are taken using the technique of 1/3. This means dividing the photograph in a grid of 3 x 3 and then keeping the subject in 1/3 part of the photograph. This 1/3 division can be either horizontal or vertical. The sample below are the verticle divide of photo showing the sun in 1/3rd portion. 

The following photograph has been taken at Mehdipatanam, Hyderabad. Mehdipatanam is the starting point for the 11.6 kilometer long PV Narsimha Rao flyover connecting city to Hyderabad airport - Rajiv Gandhi International Airport. A smooth speedy ride to ariport is what it gives. Also it being on the Bangalore highway, many private tours and travels buses ply on this flyover for the Hyderabad-Bangalore route.
The Urban Sunset


To enhance the view, instead of placing the subject in only single portion, I have kept it on the column of portion. This photograph is taken at Shankarpally, Ranga Reddy District. This place is the nearest fast shopping area near IBS. It is just 10km far. A village of sorts, but has wonderful business activity on every Sunday. It was also the proposed container depot which was made into ICD - Inland Container Depot. As a general knowledge (GK) about shankarpally - ICD is owned & managed by Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) and Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
The Wired Sun

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Sunset at college

I have inadvertently formed a gang of friends in college who are very interested in and love the sunset. Many a times the sunset friends,  Sahil, Siddharth & Kamini call me to check out the 15 minutes of enchanting beauty. Its a very pleasant feeling, calming the nerves. The sunset photography :)

A Philosophical side would suggest that everything that starts has an end, the end will always be glorious. Make yourself so big and huge and followed that people should say, "Hey, there goes the best person I have ever known"

How can I ever thank my friends completely for being with me and showing me the wonders the nature has for us.

Returning to home

Every cloud has a golden lining