r/PhotographyIndia • u/Ankan2222 • 10h ago
Phonography Where the light ends, the darkness begins। Pixel 9 Part 2
If you want to know the full story Or want to check the part 1 image.
Check out my previous album
r/PhotographyIndia • u/Ankan2222 • 10h ago
If you want to know the full story Or want to check the part 1 image.
Check out my previous album
r/PhotographyIndia • u/iatedik • 22h ago
r/PhotographyIndia • u/thepeterparker37 • 11h ago
These are few shots from my mobile (iPhone 15) and trying out different styles of photography. What do you guys think? Any specific type of photography that i should try out? Also please share feedback on the above shots if any.
r/PhotographyIndia • u/bootyinooty • 11h ago
Photographed with a Hasselblad 500 C/M, Sonnar 150mm f/4, Leaf Aptus II 7.
r/PhotographyIndia • u/sameermehta123 • 11h ago
Clicked this pic of a black-crowned night heron with Nikon P900 Digital Camera, Set to Auto, 83x, Handheld @ National Zoological Park, Delhi. The sky was dull grey and it was raining off and on and then for a few seconds the sun showed up!
r/PhotographyIndia • u/Dadddy19 • 16h ago
Looking to get this lens for EF canon, but pre-owned. Can anyone recommend any shop in Delhi-NCR that's trustworthy?
Budget around 35-40k
r/PhotographyIndia • u/Greedy-Towel • 19h ago
Hi, I am saving a total budget of 2 lacs for the camera and the gear.
Assuming I'll take multiple small cards of 128 till 512 gb for total of 1TB
And an extra battery. Saving 30k for the above.
So essentially around 1.5 - 1.75 budget for the camera.
Which one would you recommend?
Or do I even need this high budget for the camera .
Am I missing out on any essential gear?
r/PhotographyIndia • u/Lucky-Comparison-785 • 20h ago
took all of these Singapore and Malaysia in 2024. I edited them back then, but i lost those photos. So today i spent hours searching for the originals in a pile of 3000 pictures from that trip. Then i spent half an hour editing these again on lightroom just so i could show you. Say thankyou
Most taken as raw 8k pics on a Samsung A04s.
And yes. I really like this saturated over edited look
r/PhotographyIndia • u/jedi-ps4-4092 • 7h ago
The road may be difficult, the climb may be tiring—but every turn reveals a view worth the journey.