From previous blogs, you must have known about photography and its various types. Now, let's talk practically about it. Normally, you capture photographs by just clicking the shutter release button and that's it. But sometimes the results you get is not as your expectations. For instance, some shots becomes over-exposed or under-exposed. Some even gets blur while shooting at night. This all happens because the camera is not in your control. It is working automatically. All you are doing is just capturing the shots. It is always better that you control your camera to get the desired results. This is done by " Manual Mode". Though there are many different modes in a camera but if you master the manual mode, you won't need to use any of the mode. Dial Mode of Camera Above you can see a dial showing different modes of a camera. These modes are night, food, sports, close-ups, landscapes, portraits, flash-off and auto. All these modes are fully automatic and their na
Photography is the combination of two Greek words, 'photo' (light) and 'graphein' (to draw something). So photography together means to draw something using light. This term was coined by Sir John F.W. Herschel in 1839. Don't worry, we won't go much deeper into its history. All I wanted to say is, photography is all about capturing the moments, stories, emotions and expression in a single frame. But there are various types of photography one can do. It depends on the subject (what you are going to capture). These genres takes different perspective and lenses to get the perfect image. Let me tell you the different types of photography and the best lenses one can use accordingly. Types of Photography: Wildlife Photography: It is the type of photography where the subjects are flora and fauna. The plants and animals (in most cases) are focused here to shoot. This is the most difficult type of photography because it is difficult to capture animals in their prope