Celebrating Avian Beauty Through the Lens
Plus: A Photographer’s Guide to Choosing a Travel Camera & More
"Everybody has a different approach, but learn to stop thinking. Once you start, the picture’s gone." - Sante D'Orazio
Hello Photographers,
In the quiet dance between light and form, today’s stories explore the art of capturing both the winged and the grounded. From vibrant bird portraits that mirror India’s rhythms to the subtle structure of portrait composition, we’re reminded that great photography lives where patience meets presence. And in between it all, the tools we carry — and how we protect them — matter just as much as how we choose to frame the moment.
Agasty Roy Arpita captures the vibrant diversity of India’s birdlife in wild, natural habitats — from sweeping wings in motion to intimate feeding scenes. Her lens finds elegance in instinct. TAKE A LOOK →
Photography gear gets knocked, dropped, and rained on — and not all warranties have your back. This article outlines a protection program built specifically for working photographers. TAKE A LOOK →
This resource shares practical field notes for bird photography — from gear setup and shutter speed to real-world challenges like motion and distance. TAKE A LOOK →
Portraits aren’t just about blur and bokeh. These tips cover framing techniques that clarify, simplify, and make your subject feel grounded and alive. TAKE A LOOK →
Mirrorless cameras offer lightweight builds and modern features like USB-C charging and AI autofocus — ideal for photographers on the move. DSLRs hold their own with longer battery life and a strong second-hand market. This piece lays out the tradeoffs clearly, helping you make a smarter choice. TAKE A LOOK →
"Photography is the only language that can be understood anywhere in the world." - Bruno Barbey
Monday: Subtle camera tweaks, big mobile photo gains.
— Jeff