Exposure bracketing helps to deal with extreme lighting conditions when taking an environmental portrait.
Exposure bracketing helps to deal with extreme lighting conditions when taking an environmental portrait.
A trip to Varanasi, India, and the friendly locals were pleased to stop for a photograph.
A rather striking man in white. His white head covering at once frames his face and contrasts with his dark complexion. Varanasi, India.
Old Delhi, and an older man was sitting in his doorway watching us go by and was happy to be in a photograph.
Exploring Old Delhi provides an opportunity to see how the people go about their daily lives. Many are happy to stop for a photograph. A young boy with an icy-pole pauses for the camera before devouring the treat, Old Delhi. Below. A young boy wearing a black cap, pictured in one of the narrow lane-ways of Old Delhi. Below. A young boy wears a plastic hat whilst playing on a motor scooter in Old Delhi.
A girl in a blue headscarf was nice enough (and patient enough) to let me take a series of half a dozen shots of her as she sat in the forecourt of a mosque.
A textile merchant photographed at his stall at Nizamuddin in Delhi, India. An “environmental” portrait showing the man in the context of his work.
Walking through the streets of Old Delhi, it’s not unusual to find commercial premises and even private residences that open directly onto the street.
