Rolling sand dunes, slow camels, vibrant markets and a splash of color \u2013 Rajasthan is definitely heaven. The bright sunny days will ensure your photographs have great lighting, and the plethora of colors will ensure there\u2019s never a dull moment. Rajasthan\u2019s architecture and history are also great for photography. This state is filled with palaces, forts and what not!<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nKashmir<\/strong><\/h2>\nThe Kashmir Valley has been photographed to kingdom come \u00a0and for good reason! It is home to the beautiful and massive Dal Lake \u2013one of Bollywood\u2019s most favourite shooting spots.\u00a0 Whether you\u2019re on the banks, clicking the expanse of the blue or on a houseboat up and close with the floating market,\u00a0 Dal lake will offer colours, people and landscape like never before! \u00a0Once you tire of clicking pictures of the lake, head out to the valley where you can have your fill of snow-adorned mountains and evergreen vistas. Heaven on earth indeed<\/p>\n
![\"Dal](\"https:\/\/www.sterlingholidays.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/09\/Dal-lake-in-Kashmir.jpg\")
<\/h2>\nArunachal Pradesh<\/strong><\/h2>\nArunachal Pradesh is what people call untouched beauty. To experience the magic of Arunachal, one really needs to put in physical effort, but if you are keen enough to get some awe-inspiring photos, make the effort.\u00a0 Whether you are photographing countless frozen lakes that shine an emerald blue under the sun; standing between the clouds in the Sela pass; capturing the expanse of snow; or\u00a0 the Tawang Monastery framing the colorful flags and offerings, Arunachal Pradesh is exquisite for the shutterbug.<\/p>\n
![\"Sela](\"https:\/\/www.sterlingholidays.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/09\/Sela-Lake-Arunachal-Pradesh.jpg\")
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\nWest Bengal<\/strong><\/h2>\nEmbark on a journey to Kolkata, and plan it during Durga Puja \u2013 for practically nothing in the world compares with the celebrations of this festival in this city. Not only will you enjoy the atmosphere, but you will get some of the best photographs you can imagine. Once you have captured all possible colourful crowd moments, head to Darjeeling where you can be alone with your thoughts and camera, as you sit atop Tiger Hill watching the sunrise paint the Himalayas orange.<\/p>\n
Tamil Nadu<\/strong><\/h2>\nFor a taste of a completely different side of India, head down south to Tamil Nadu, where you can photograph a wide variety of cultures in a radius of a few hundred kilometers. Start\u00a0 at the southern-most point of the mainland \u2013Kanyakumari, where the coast\u00a0 and history are bound to leave you awestruck. Detour to Pondicherry to experience France in India and get creative in the tea gardens of the Nilgiris at Ooty. If you\u2019re up for some temple hopping, there\u2019s no place like Tamil Nadu to get enchanting shots of magnificent gopurams<\/i>. Of course, don\u2019t forget to visit Hogenekkal Falls- India\u2019s Niagara Falls. Just ensure you carry some waterproofing for your camera when you do!<\/p>\n![\"Kanyakumari](\"https:\/\/www.sterlingholidays.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/09\/Kanyakumari-Tamilnadu-Place-for-Photography.jpg\")
Kanyakumari Tamilnadu – Place for Photography<\/p><\/div>\n
Kerala<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis list wouldn\u2019t be complete without the state of Kerala. It is said that the colour green has the most number of shades on the color chart. It is also said that Kerala has the most green surroundings you can expect to see in India. So if quaint villages, bright green surroundings, backwaters, waterfalls, and coastlines are your thing, it would be a cardinal sin to miss out a photography experience in Kerala.<\/p>\n
![\"Kovalam](\"https:\/\/www.sterlingholidays.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/09\/Kovalam-Beach-Kerala.jpg\")
Kovalam Beach Kerala<\/p><\/div>\n
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So, as Mark Twain said, \u201cThrow off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.\u201d<\/p>\n
The views expressed by the author are in her personal capacity.
\n<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The great American photographer, Ansel Adams once said, \u201cThere are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs\u201d. Ponder deeply on Ansel\u2019s words and you realise that many a factor contribute to the making of a good photograph \u2013 angle, moment, location, timing and several more. It goes without saying that the easiest…<\/p>\n
The Kashmir Valley has been photographed to kingdom come \u00a0and for good reason! It is home to the beautiful and massive Dal Lake \u2013one of Bollywood\u2019s most favourite shooting spots.\u00a0 Whether you\u2019re on the banks, clicking the expanse of the blue or on a houseboat up and close with the floating market,\u00a0 Dal lake will offer colours, people and landscape like never before! \u00a0Once you tire of clicking pictures of the lake, head out to the valley where you can have your fill of snow-adorned mountains and evergreen vistas. Heaven on earth indeed<\/p>\n
<\/h2>\nArunachal Pradesh<\/strong><\/h2>\nArunachal Pradesh is what people call untouched beauty. To experience the magic of Arunachal, one really needs to put in physical effort, but if you are keen enough to get some awe-inspiring photos, make the effort.\u00a0 Whether you are photographing countless frozen lakes that shine an emerald blue under the sun; standing between the clouds in the Sela pass; capturing the expanse of snow; or\u00a0 the Tawang Monastery framing the colorful flags and offerings, Arunachal Pradesh is exquisite for the shutterbug.<\/p>\n
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\nWest Bengal<\/strong><\/h2>\nEmbark on a journey to Kolkata, and plan it during Durga Puja \u2013 for practically nothing in the world compares with the celebrations of this festival in this city. Not only will you enjoy the atmosphere, but you will get some of the best photographs you can imagine. Once you have captured all possible colourful crowd moments, head to Darjeeling where you can be alone with your thoughts and camera, as you sit atop Tiger Hill watching the sunrise paint the Himalayas orange.<\/p>\n
Tamil Nadu<\/strong><\/h2>\nFor a taste of a completely different side of India, head down south to Tamil Nadu, where you can photograph a wide variety of cultures in a radius of a few hundred kilometers. Start\u00a0 at the southern-most point of the mainland \u2013Kanyakumari, where the coast\u00a0 and history are bound to leave you awestruck. Detour to Pondicherry to experience France in India and get creative in the tea gardens of the Nilgiris at Ooty. If you\u2019re up for some temple hopping, there\u2019s no place like Tamil Nadu to get enchanting shots of magnificent gopurams<\/i>. Of course, don\u2019t forget to visit Hogenekkal Falls- India\u2019s Niagara Falls. Just ensure you carry some waterproofing for your camera when you do!<\/p>\nKanyakumari Tamilnadu – Place for Photography<\/p><\/div>\n
Kerala<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis list wouldn\u2019t be complete without the state of Kerala. It is said that the colour green has the most number of shades on the color chart. It is also said that Kerala has the most green surroundings you can expect to see in India. So if quaint villages, bright green surroundings, backwaters, waterfalls, and coastlines are your thing, it would be a cardinal sin to miss out a photography experience in Kerala.<\/p>\n
Kovalam Beach Kerala<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/p>\n
So, as Mark Twain said, \u201cThrow off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.\u201d<\/p>\n
The views expressed by the author are in her personal capacity.
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Arunachal Pradesh is what people call untouched beauty. To experience the magic of Arunachal, one really needs to put in physical effort, but if you are keen enough to get some awe-inspiring photos, make the effort.\u00a0 Whether you are photographing countless frozen lakes that shine an emerald blue under the sun; standing between the clouds in the Sela pass; capturing the expanse of snow; or\u00a0 the Tawang Monastery framing the colorful flags and offerings, Arunachal Pradesh is exquisite for the shutterbug.<\/p>\n
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\nWest Bengal<\/strong><\/h2>\nEmbark on a journey to Kolkata, and plan it during Durga Puja \u2013 for practically nothing in the world compares with the celebrations of this festival in this city. Not only will you enjoy the atmosphere, but you will get some of the best photographs you can imagine. Once you have captured all possible colourful crowd moments, head to Darjeeling where you can be alone with your thoughts and camera, as you sit atop Tiger Hill watching the sunrise paint the Himalayas orange.<\/p>\n
Tamil Nadu<\/strong><\/h2>\nFor a taste of a completely different side of India, head down south to Tamil Nadu, where you can photograph a wide variety of cultures in a radius of a few hundred kilometers. Start\u00a0 at the southern-most point of the mainland \u2013Kanyakumari, where the coast\u00a0 and history are bound to leave you awestruck. Detour to Pondicherry to experience France in India and get creative in the tea gardens of the Nilgiris at Ooty. If you\u2019re up for some temple hopping, there\u2019s no place like Tamil Nadu to get enchanting shots of magnificent gopurams<\/i>. Of course, don\u2019t forget to visit Hogenekkal Falls- India\u2019s Niagara Falls. Just ensure you carry some waterproofing for your camera when you do!<\/p>\nKanyakumari Tamilnadu – Place for Photography<\/p><\/div>\n
Kerala<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis list wouldn\u2019t be complete without the state of Kerala. It is said that the colour green has the most number of shades on the color chart. It is also said that Kerala has the most green surroundings you can expect to see in India. So if quaint villages, bright green surroundings, backwaters, waterfalls, and coastlines are your thing, it would be a cardinal sin to miss out a photography experience in Kerala.<\/p>\n
Kovalam Beach Kerala<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/p>\n
So, as Mark Twain said, \u201cThrow off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.\u201d<\/p>\n
The views expressed by the author are in her personal capacity.
\n<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The great American photographer, Ansel Adams once said, \u201cThere are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs\u201d. Ponder deeply on Ansel\u2019s words and you realise that many a factor contribute to the making of a good photograph \u2013 angle, moment, location, timing and several more. It goes without saying that the easiest…<\/p>\n
For a taste of a completely different side of India, head down south to Tamil Nadu, where you can photograph a wide variety of cultures in a radius of a few hundred kilometers. Start\u00a0 at the southern-most point of the mainland \u2013Kanyakumari, where the coast\u00a0 and history are bound to leave you awestruck. Detour to Pondicherry to experience France in India and get creative in the tea gardens of the Nilgiris at Ooty. If you\u2019re up for some temple hopping, there\u2019s no place like Tamil Nadu to get enchanting shots of magnificent gopurams<\/i>. Of course, don\u2019t forget to visit Hogenekkal Falls- India\u2019s Niagara Falls. Just ensure you carry some waterproofing for your camera when you do!<\/p>\n Kanyakumari Tamilnadu – Place for Photography<\/p><\/div>\n This list wouldn\u2019t be complete without the state of Kerala. It is said that the colour green has the most number of shades on the color chart. It is also said that Kerala has the most green surroundings you can expect to see in India. So if quaint villages, bright green surroundings, backwaters, waterfalls, and coastlines are your thing, it would be a cardinal sin to miss out a photography experience in Kerala.<\/p>\n Kovalam Beach Kerala<\/p><\/div>\n So, as Mark Twain said, \u201cThrow off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.\u201d<\/p>\n The views expressed by the author are in her personal capacity. The great American photographer, Ansel Adams once said, \u201cThere are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs\u201d. Ponder deeply on Ansel\u2019s words and you realise that many a factor contribute to the making of a good photograph \u2013 angle, moment, location, timing and several more. It goes without saying that the easiest…<\/p>\nKerala<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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