SubscribeAbout Beyond Phototips
Welcome to Beyond Phototips. If you’re a photo enthusiast who wants to know more about photography and how to improve your photographs then do stick around, and I hope you find something interesting in these pages.
On this site, you’ll come across a wide range of content relating to photography. You’ll come across ideas to improve your photography, tips and tricks to give your photographs a bit of spice, photography theory that you thought you’d never want to learn 
, camera hardware reviews now and then, and some photoshop stuff too for good measure… You’ll also find some very interesting byte sized tips in the Tiny Tips segment.
Susheel Chandradhas, John Sudhakar & Umesh Gopinath are the names that you’ll find in the majority of the posts in this website.
Susheel Chandradhas
Susheel Chandradhas maintains the website and write most of the articles around here… Offline, he’s a Web Designer and Photographer and loves the work that he does. You’ll find him online, masquerading as
- @susheel_c on twitter
- Susheel_c on flickr
- Susheel02 on Stumble Upon
- Susheel02 on Digg
- ColoursAlive on Del.icio.us
If you’re one of those types who like to connect online, do what comes naturally… add Susheel as a contact.
Contributors
John Sudhakar
John Sudhakar is a professional photographer in Chennai, India. He’s also Susheel’s father. He focuses on the byte sized tips we love to call “Tiny Tips“.
Umesh Gopinath
Umesh Gopinath is a ‘User Experience Designer’ in Bangalore, India. He’s an avid amateur Photographer and comes with a deep insight into art. He is a Visual Design and Communication expert and is armed to the teeth with informative insight into Graphic Design, User Experience Design and Photography. On twitter he is @ooomz.
Why?
Our intent in creating this site was to share what we’ve learnt about photography over the years. We also want it to be a forum for interaction with other photographers; for amateurs and professionals, for the serious photographers and the casual ones.
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