around me . They remind me of her . I shoot all my photos on intuition . Before I shoot , I always search for the light . It ’ s amazing what effect it has on even the simplest of flowers . When I see a flower , the first thing I do is that I search for the details I want to capture and then I look for the perfect light . After that I edit them in an app named Snapseed in which I mostly edit the background because I want to focus only on the beauty of nature which can be found everyday right in front of us .
Q . You tend to play a lot with light that gives your photographs a surreal effect . Why do you shoot your photos this way ? A . I love the outcome of the flower ’ s natural beauty . Just the way it looks with no distractions , especially when the light enhances its beauty .
Q . What is the most important thing that you learnt about flowers through your photographic journey with them ? A . They are amazing . The structure of the leaves , the different shades of color , the similarities and synchronicity , like they were sculptured or drawn before they became a flower . The difference in color variety . I cannot stop watching them . The details are awesome , even the pestle and stamen are beautiful .
Q . Any advice to new photographers for finding their own vision ? A . Just start shooting everyday and don ’ t think too much . I shoot everything on my smartphone and all my shots are intuitive . Join a photography group on Instagram or Facebook which have daily challenges . It helps you to keep being creative and to try different things . Truly , it also stimulates you , which I feel is a huge motivator . In time , you will find your own vision .
Mandeep Kaur mandeep @ chiiz . com An attractive personality , Mandeep finds her refuge in good books , good food and a good conversation . Open to receiving and giving new ideas , she feels that the world will be a better place to live in if people are more helpful and open towards others .
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