Showing posts with label blue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blue. Show all posts

Friday, October 25, 2013

INFANT PHOTOGRAPHY


Hello!
A very good morning to all of you.

How was your day yesterday? Mine went smoothly...spent a lot of time playing with my naughty little 6th month old munchkin, my little one is growing pretty fast and I'm loving it!!!!

I always love clicking kids, and i especially love to capture the candid random stuff they do..I never kinda like the posed and poised kids pictures, I always believe in clicking them randomly in their own world. 

The best tip to photograph kids is...BECOME A KID AND MINGLE WITH THEM.

Kids do not usually get very friendly wit the strangers around them , but when you tell them stories, talk to them ,interact with them, do the silly stuff they do..they instantly connect with you and that's when you start clicking them.

My interest in Infant or rather children photography spiked when my little baby boy was born.

I kept clicking many pictures of him, I was away at my mothers place during pregnancy and delivery and I made sure to click enough pictures of every new thing my kid did so that my husband wouldn't miss any of the cute little actions he did in his absence.

But these days I got so busy and caught up with stuff that I don't really click many pictures...but then I realized that he is increasingly getting active these days so, I need to document every mile stone of his. And I started to click him innovatively and will keep clicking more.

Here is a sneek-peak into ADVENTURES OF SHAUN MANASSEH KOLA...:)




Tuesday, October 8, 2013

White throated kingfisher (Halcyon smyrnensis)

I'm on a look out for birds these days and one day in the evening I went into my balcony to close the windows, just then I saw a brilliant display of blue fly across me and I ran to capture the beauty.


White throated kingfisher on a rain tree branch

White throated kingfisher
Please click on the images for a larger view.

An important point to remember in bird photography is to use shallow depth-of-field well so as to create an un- cluttered background which makes the subject stand out.



Monday, August 13, 2012

The royal Blue....

Photography...365

DAY 3



I captured this blue butterfly pea, (Clitoria ternata)  at my home garden in Goa.

Blue, blue, blue.....
From darkest to the lightest hue...
spread across the sky so wide...
reflected in the ocean so deep...
makes my heart merry and glad....
driving away all things that made me weep.

Author-Deepthi Nannam