Naresh Lalchandani Photography

Naresh Lalchandani Photography With an experience of over 4 years i have developed my passion into profession. I specialize in portrait, landscape, time-lapse etc.

This beast had been with me for a good 2 years and it's time for her to go!But when something good goes, something bette...
15/03/2017

This beast had been with me for a good 2 years and it's time for her to go!
But when something good goes, something better comes.
stay tuned :)

Straight road do not make skillful riders.On the way to Savandurga hills, the road leading to it is beautiful, i would d...
13/03/2017

Straight road do not make skillful riders.
On the way to Savandurga hills, the road leading to it is beautiful, i would definitely recommend you guys to visit that place!

I gave a try in macro photography, although there is no clear subject, the minute details present made this picture look...
10/03/2017

I gave a try in macro photography, although there is no clear subject, the minute details present made this picture look beautiful! I want you guys to take a wild guess and identify the object in the picture 😜

The beauty of a monochrome photograph!
06/03/2017

The beauty of a monochrome photograph!

My way of therapy!
21/02/2017

My way of therapy!

While i was feeding this monkey she stretched her hands forward asking for more food while standing still, at that momen...
19/02/2017

While i was feeding this monkey she stretched her hands forward asking for more food while standing still, at that moment i took out my camera and got this perfect shot!

Here's a simple tip about photography which can make a photograph look better!Below are 2 images shot from the different...
07/02/2017

Here's a simple tip about photography which can make a photograph look better!

Below are 2 images shot from the different angles, now the reason the 1st image looks better than the 2nd is because of the way it is composed, a basic photography rule known as the rule of thirds has been applied in the 1st image to make it look more interesting.

Rule of thirds is basically placing an object on either of the sides of the frame rather than placing it in the middle which make it appear more pleasing.

There is a more specific way of placing it rather than simply moving it to either of the sides, now imagine the frame being divided into nine equal rectangles by four intersecting lines (as shown in the 3rd image), placing the main subject near any one of the circled area would make an image more attractive!

The reason this rule is important in photography is because our eyes generally tend to pay more attention to an image when placed among one of the intersecting points or the circled area as shown in the 3rd image.

P.S. i will be posting couple of images associated with this rule so that you can get a better idea of rule of thirds.

Sunrise and sunset is the biggest cliche in photography,But yet it never fails to mesmerize us.Shot on Google Pixel XL
04/02/2017

Sunrise and sunset is the biggest cliche in photography,
But yet it never fails to mesmerize us.
Shot on Google Pixel XL

Picked up another new passion 😄let the music play! 🎶
01/02/2017

Picked up another new passion 😄
let the music play! 🎶

27/01/2017

A short but interesting slow-mo video that i shot at Chetan Srinivasulu's farm.
*watch in full resolution*

In the middle of the woods!
26/01/2017

In the middle of the woods!

Ducati Panigale beasts!
23/01/2017

Ducati Panigale beasts!

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