This story is authored by by Dinesh Maneer, our mentor for the Landscape Photography Workshop at Gokarna that we conduct every February. See more about Dinesh and his work at dineshmaneer.com The Coastline and coastal area of Karnataka is about 320 KMs long and ranges 8-25Kms towards inland areas. With vast sandy beaches dotted with cliffs and rock formations, […]
Also see: our photography tour to Rajasthan. There is something endearing about winter evenings in the desert expanses of Rajasthan. As the sun moves towards the horizon, sky acquires a shade of orange and slowly turns into deeper hues of red. The sand glows in the last rays of sun and appears like a powder of […]
Also see: our photography tour to Myanmar in October. Inle Lake is a world built on water. Located on the lake are several villages on stilts standing tall above the water. Life here revolves within the lake’s waters: their markets are floating, their vegetable gardens are on the water and their livelihood largely depends on fish. While […]
Here is a guest post from Dhruva Suresh, who travelled with Darter on “Heart of the Himalayas – Photography Tour in Lahaul & Spiti.” All text and images by Dhruva. It‘s been all so fast. I left Bangalore airport at 10 in the morning on the 18th of July. Landing in Chandigarh at 1 P.M., […]
Also see: part I – using flash for indoor portraits In the last edition, we wrote about using an external flash for getting better portrait indoors. This part addresses using flash as fill light when photographing outdoors. Travelling in North East India on our yearly photography tour to the North-East and Hornbill Festival (this year’s schedule: Dec 5-13), we […]
At Darter Photography, we are excited to welcome Srikanth KS as the mentor for our macro photography workshops. For almost a decade and a half, Srikanth has had the opportunity to witness and photograph some rare moments in nature. He has trekked and travelled across wild-scapes stretching from his backyard to national parks, while working […]
Travelling through North-East India last December during our ‘Photography in North-East India and Hornbill Festival‘ tour, we visited several small villages, spent time chatting with people in rural areas in their homes and made many photographs in the process. Often when shooting indoors, we ran into the problem of light. In some occasions there wouldn’t be enough […]
If the giant pagoda at Mingun was completed, it would have been the largest in all of Myanmar and perhaps in the entire world. But when astrologers advised that the king would die on completion of the structure, work was suspended. Some ancient structures are charming due to their dilapidation and Mingun pagoda is one such place. […]
Also see: our photography tour to Myanmar. During my journeys through the cities and smaller places in Myanmar, I always enjoyed meeting and interacting with Buddhist monks. You find them almost everywhere across the country in fairly good numbers, be it in large cities or the countryside. They are genial people who are happy to talk and spend […]
Images of life on Tonle Sap Lake – floating villages, houses on stilts, boat-houses, shops on boats and everything else about living on water.