Travel photography India

One way to improve our photography is to question every time exactly why and when we press the shutter button which will differentiate your photos from the digital deluge of boring, unoriginal snap shots. It also leads to more of what I call ‘lucky images’. I took the photo below last night on a deliberately low shutter speed (1/25th sec) to try and capture movement in the foreground, but when the cyclist crossed the road the image came together – perfectly framed through the open section of the blurred tut tut. Below are the 2 photos immediately before and after this to illustrate the element of luck needed in this shot. For info on my photography courses and workshops please click here.

Here are the 2 shots taken just before and just after this photo: