Jhalak's Photography

Nature Photography 🌺 #1 An Ever-Changing Subject Nature photography never gets boring. Whether it be wildlife or landscape photography you are interested in, there is always a new angle you can introduce to your photos. # Be At One With Nature There’s no better excuse for getting outside than feeding your thirst for nature photography.  #3 It’s Easily Accessible You don’t have to book a studio and a model to take photos; just go outside and start clicking that shutter. #4 It’s Relaxing If you have had a stressful week, heading out to be alone with your camera and the natural world can be a great way to wind down and forget any troubles. #6 Raising the Profile of the Environment Nature photography helps to raise the profile of our planet and the environment. It allows people to experience things they may not see themselves, and therefore encourages them to care about its preservation. You can, in a small way, help to raise awareness of the natural world and work to promote its con...

What Does Bokeh Mean? Bokeh is defined as “the effect of a soft out-of-focus background that you get when shooting a subject, using a fast lens, at the widest aperture, such as f/2.8 or wider.” Simply put, bokeh is the pleasing or aesthetic quality of out-of-focus blur in a photograph. An amazing example of bokeh photography is here Picture by Yash Kashyap * This picture is clicked by Redmi Note 7 pro, Foil paper is used in the background and below the jar for some lightening effects and folded from the top side for some shadows. You can also try this trick for bokeh effect.📸 Bokeh Photography tips Fast aperture is best (at least f/2.8) Use fast prime lenses Long focal length creates more extreme bokeh Shoot lenses wide open Increase distance between subject and background Move closer to your subject Take close-up portraits and macro images in nature Use a backlight, side light, or hair light The reason why it is so popular, is because  Bokeh  makes photographs visually appea...

Some basic tips for beginners 📸 Low key photography- Enter the dark side  By a very simple technique you can bring instant drama to your pic like the pic I have shown you ! Ayush Parashar What is low key image ? 🤷 Low key photography is a very challenging form of photography consisting of  shooting dark colored scenes and emphasizing natural and artificial light, this photographic style is usually used to create mysterious atmosphere and often implies painting objects or human body  with black non-toxic dyes or pigments. But it's not so much hard as it's look like, know how??🙋 You don’t need any elaborate equipment to shoot amazing low key images. To create a low key image, all you need is your camera and one light source.  1. Keep the background dark.🧙 Even if you don't have a studio, you can still shoot amazing low key images. Block off all light in one room so that if the door is closed, you could see nothing. Use the adjoining room as the light source. 2. Use...

Hey! Want to be a professional photographer?? 🤷 Here are some tricks that will help you to get a picture like this .🤫😉 * This picture is clicked by Nikon D7100 but you can also get a picture like this with your mobile phone if you follow these steps.   Use a black background and a dark room, you can also use a black curtain for this.  You can put your trigger on and put the flash in right side of model, if in case you are using your mobile phone don't worry turn on your mobile flash or any source of medium for light in right side of model make sure the light is medium not so loud. Try 2 to 3 pictures with different angles of light and try different angles of camera be sure your product will visible clear in dark light room.   Pro tip is that use Adobe Photoshop or any other app for smooth the background otherwise it will look not like real black background in case you are using a phone. Let your phone on monochrome mode (black and white) for quality and balance it...

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