Meethil Momaya

What you see above is prob­a­bly the largest view of Tso Moriri – a lake in Ladakh, India.The angle of view of the pic­ture is such that it encom­passes the entire long-side of the lake. To empha­size the length of Tso Moriri, the orig­i­nal image is a stag­ger­ing 125 inches (10 feet) long.

Ask any wildlife pho­tog­ra­pher and he will admit to hav­ing missed more than he has actu­ally man­aged to photograph.

Gone are the days when peo­ple shifted from their SLR cam­era to a DSLR. Today, peo­ple are upgrad­ing their com­pact dig­i­tal cam­eras with entry level DSLRs. Most of them are upgrad­ing only their cam­era, not them­selves. Upgrad­ing a cam­era is

How often have you been handed a cam­era and asked to click pic­tures – at birth­day par­ties, at wed­dings, at pic­nics or on hol­i­days?. How often have you had to use some­one elses camera? Using a cam­era you are not famil­iar

This post is for those who are buy­ing their first or sec­ond com­pact dig­i­tal cam­era. If you already own a DSLR con­sider skip­ping this arti­cle and read­ing some­thingelse. Buying a com­pact dig­i­tal cam­era is often con­fus­ing because of the vari­ety of

Pho­tog­ra­phy, as a pow­er­ful medium of expres­sion and com­mu­ni­ca­tions, offers an infi­nite vari­ety of per­cep­tion, inter­pre­ta­tion and exe­cu­tion. - AnselAdams