Web of Cell phone
When taking with cell phone we are connected like spider web
When taking with cell phone we are connected like spider web
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Location
Dhaka, formerly Dacca, is the capital and largest city of Bangladesh. It is located in the geographic center of the country in the great deltaic region of the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers.Dhaka is located in one of the world’s leading rice- and jute-growing regions. Its industries include textiles (jute, muslin, cotton) and food processing, especially rice milling. A variety of other consumer goods are also manufactured here. The Muslim influence is reflected in the more than 700 mosques and historic buildings found throughout the city. Dhaka is divided into an old city and the new city, and many residential and industrial communities. Dhaka was founded during the 10th century. It served as the Mogul capital of Bengal from 1608 to 1704 and was a trading center for British, French, and Dutch interests before coming under British rule in 1765. In 1905 it was again named the capital of Bengal, and in 1956 it became the capital of East Pakistan. The city suffered heavy damage during the Bangladesh war of independence (1971).Time
Its was at noon of a lazy, hot sunny day at National Academy of Fine and Performing Arts is the principal state-sponsored national cultural center of Bangladesh. It is the national academy of fine and performing arts.Lighting
Proper or perfect light capture is very important. When you take a picture, you are really just capturing light, so you need to be able to pay attention to all your light sources and understand how they will interact with the mechanics of your camera. The most common pitfall here is when shooting with the sun slightly in front of you but off to one side. In this situation, you can’t see the sun in your viewfinder, but if you move around in front of the camera, you’ll see that there is direct sunlight hitting the front element of your lens. As the sunlight hits the surface of the front element of your lens, some of the light is scattered back into the body of the lens and ultimately onto your camera’s image sensor. This will produce a “washed out” effect that is not really visible through the viewfinder when shooting, but will ruin your shot. However, there are much more subtle ways that light can do funky things with your equipment. On a recent shoot, we draped Christmas lights over a little girl and took a few shots of her looking all mischievous. At first I thought the extra dots were the lights actually shining on the wall, etc. Then I realized I still had a polarizing filter on my lens from earlier in the day when we were outdoors in bright sunlight.The extra dots were actually a reflection of the Christmas lights off the front of the lens being reflected off the back of my filter, and even though the camera was picking them up well, they were so faint that I could not see them in the viewfinder. Removing the filter took care of the problem.Equipment
I have very entry level DSLR of Canon with a 28-75 F2.8 Tamron lens.Inspiration
Life is filled with patterns – many of which we overlook due to the business of our days.Particularly in a busy city environment, isolating a subject’s unique shape is an effective way to create an image with dramatic impact.But It also pinpoint our business, emotions and complexity of life. Cell phone is a big revolution in your society. A game changer !Editing
Simple RAW processing like highlight burn, Shadow details, Clarity.In my camera bag
Sigma 70-200 F2.8, OS, HSM is my favorite.Feedback
Life is filled with patterns – many of which we overlook due to the business of our days – however once you get an eye for spotting them (and it takes being intentional and some practice) you’ll be amazed by what you see and you’ll wonder why you didn’t incorporate them into your photography before.When it comes to capturing repetition in photography a couple of techniques come to mind – you can either emphasize it or break it.
