This is a part of a series called 101 tips to make you a better photographer.

Tip #3 of 101: Basic of post processing your photos - Part 1
(AKA how to give your photos the professional treatment - Part 1)

Tip related to: Post Processing
Photography skill required: Beginners, Intermediate
Camera feature required: Any camera, useful even if you take photos using your mobile phone
Special requirement: You will need a computer with Windows (any version) or Linux.
All the photos and screenshots that you see in this post were made using Picasa running on Ubuntu Linux

This is a part of a series called 101 tips to make you a better photographer.

Tip 2 of 101: Learn to lock the focus of your camera.
Tip related to: Photography Equipments, Composition
Photography skill required: Beginners
Camera feature required: Any camera, useful even if you take photos using your mobile phone

After you have found a perfect camera for yourself, it is time for you to master a few skills.

The first thing that you will have to learn is how to lock the focus of your camera.

This super tip will help you to

Hi folks,

I am starting something to keep myself, and you, busy for the next few months.

During the next few months, I will be sharing some tips related to photography that has helped me become a better photographer.

To be very precise, I will be sharing 101 tips and a good dose of my photos with you. Since these tips are targeted to people with zero photography experience, some of you may find some of the tips very obvious. So, please bear with me.

Read more about the project: 101 tips to make you a better photographer.

Tip #1 of 101: What camera should I buy to get the best quality photos?

Tip related to: Photography Equipments
Photography skill required: Beginners
Camera feature required: Any camera, useful even if you take photos using your mobile phone

I will start this series with the first question that a lot of people ask me…
What camera should I buy to get the best quality photos?

This Independence Day, I had some free time at my hand. This gave me the perfect excuse to play with my camera and yes, explore my city, just like a tourist.

Here are some photos Indore that you will never see in the travel catalogues or tourist guides.

I am not sure whether you have seen all of these places or not.

All the photos were shot by Canon G9 camera and were shot in Aperture Priority mode.