Teaching Photography

Once upon a time For a long time, I was involved with academic institutions in my hometown and nearby areas, as well as with photography discussion forums. Again and again, I noticed the same curiosity. Most people wanted to understand the basics, and one question returned more than any other: Which lens should I buy within this budget? While I […] More

Does an SLR make you a true professional photographer?

The basic question The debate between content and form has always existed in the world of art. It continues to evolve, taking on new meaning with every shift in medium. Artists and critics have long questioned how deeply content is shaped by the medium through which it is expressed, and how much a medium itself adds to or transforms that […] More

Mega Pixel Number and Truth Behind it!

The Excitement Around Resolution Hi again. By now, you have probably heard about the launch of the Canon 5Ds and 5Dsr. Cameras crossing the 50 megapixel mark almost feel like a dream realised for many. For some, that excitement has already translated into pre-orders and purchases. I have not bought one, and honestly, I do not feel the need to. […] More

Cloudy Day and Soft Light!

The Beauty of a Cloudy Day A cloudy day is often seen as perfect for portrait photography. The common reason is simple. The light feels softer, more forgiving, and easier to work with. But it is worth pausing to understand why this happens. The source of light has not changed. It is still the sun. What changes is how that […] More

The Standard Lens!

Understanding the Idea of a Standard Lens The term standard lens sounds simple, but it often becomes confusing once you begin to explore it. Cameras today differ not only in design but more importantly in the size of the sensor at their core. Many people get influenced by megapixel numbers and begin to assume that a smaller sensor with higher […] More