Prasenjeet Gautam Photography Blogs

  One of the easiest available subjects is trees, a group of trees, of different shapes and sizes, close to nature and easy to capture. You can capture with your mobile, beginner photography kit etc and not require too much expensive kit to shoot. It is a good beginning to shoot woodland.  Here I am going to write a few important tips to follow. Isolation of Tree - Sometimes individual trees give a stunning shot along with the forest background. You can shoot individual trees, branches etc to add more drama to your shots. Sometimes an individual tree develops in a beautiful shape and size. Explore this.   Framing - As we all know, interesting framing creates and delivers a better story. You may capture through the branches, leaves etc to create a beautiful image. That is quite easy but you need to have a photography eye to identify that framing structure in the forest.  Composition - Sometimes we are in a hurry to capture or finish the shoot quickly but seriously this habit is not g

  Recently, I have been to the Surujkund fair (Mela) Location - Faridabad, HR, INDIA. This fair is always celebrated & organised by the Indian Govt on yearly basis, in February at least 14-15 days. every year fair chooses to follow a different theme as per the state of India. It has thousands of participants come from different states of India and abroad to sell and exhibit their products like handmade products, artefacts, rituals, antiques, handicrafts, garments, toys, gifts and other handmade products and accessories etc. Of course, thousands of food stalls also grab your attention.  Here I would like to mention this is a good spot for all beginner and travel photographers to capture different cultures, different rituals, artists, dancers, products, food etc. There are lots of dancers, and artists, who come from different backgrounds to perform on the stage and represent their state and country's culture. Also, they come into the limelight through newspaper and TV media etc.