InFocus Magazine Archives - Gaurav Mittal Photography
14
Nov
Beginners Guide to Photographing Birds In Flight
- By Gaurav Mittal
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Beginners Guide to Photographing Birds In Flight
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In my latest article, “Beginners Guide to Photographing Birds In Flight” I provide tips for photographing birds in flight, whether you are photographing action or birds in flight, it requires a lot of patience and practice. It is not only necessary to have the right camera gear and the knowledge to use them effectively but also to understand what settings work best under which circumstances and creating beautiful compositions. In this article, I share with you the three most important principles of photographing birds in flight and expand on each principle so that you have a clear understanding of the skills needed to make images of birds in flight look artistic and visually pleasing to your audience.
08
Jul
Evoking Emotion & Feeling in Wildlife Photos – Part II
- By Gaurav Mittal
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In part two of this two-part article, I continue to share my thoughts on the storytelling, mood, composition, and techniques that evoke emotions and feelings in images.
06
Jul
Evoking Emotion & Feeling in Wildlife Photos – Part I
- By Gaurav Mittal
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When I photograph birds, I have one sole intention: I want my audience not only to look carefully at my wildlife photos but to also stop, spend some time with them, and be truly curious about them. Images that generate an emotion involve a thought process and must be carefully planned ahead of time. While staging bird shots is one way of doing this, I personally prefer to do it in a natural environment. There are many ways of creating impact with images. In this two-part article, I share my thoughts on the storytelling, mood, composition, and techniques that create this impact.
24
Sep
Post Processing Bird Images Workflow Video
- By Gaurav Mittal
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In this video, I share with you my workflow for effective post processing bird images and noise reduction and sharpening applied. The video is also available for viewing on the Visual Wilderness website where I’m a regular contributor.
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