I have never done a time-lapse before, so thought I should give it a go...  here are my first attempts put together in a small clip. :)

I'm writing this brief post while sat on a cold rock watching the sunrise and playing around with shooting a timelapse.  :)

My water cell video, A Future Without Water, is being screened at the International Science Film Festival , part of the India International Science Festival being held at the National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi from the 8th to 11th December 2016.

"The safe delivery of the right quality of water, at the right quantity, at the right place, is the need of the hour. That can only be done with proper water management"

Your Image, My Edit....  another RAW image sent to me to process and edit...  this time, it is from Laurianne Davignon, from Paris, France.

Hey guys, I have been completely overwhelmed by your response to this series, and I am very sorry I won't be able to do all the images submitted. Thanks for your enthusiasm, and I hope you are finding it useful! :)

My next "Your image, my edit" (YIME) is of a seascape by Ravi Nookala, based in Bordeaux in France!

Want to learn post-processing, send me your image and see what I do, exactly! :)

This was an image sent in by Amit Vyas, and what a great image it is too to start the series with! :)

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I am very much a fan of less is more for editing. I try to get the images as close to perfect IN in camera. This speeds up processing, giving me more tine behind camera and less behind a computer!

We have the pictures, now we need to import them onto a computer, make sure they are safeguarded by backing them up and pick which ones we will edit!

For those of you who have not noticed that I am a geek...  this should clinch it for you. The combination of science and photography in an informative video! Awesome! The guys at Filmmaker IQ made this great video explaining how camera sensors work...  lots of science in it, but it is very well explained and easily digested. So I suggest you check them out, subscribe to their channel and all the rest of it too! :) Thanks, and enjoy!

You know where you are going and what you want to shoot, you’ve got all your gear ready and packed; now you have to actually get the shots! Here is a video of the shoot, and under that some tips for you to keep at hand to make sure you get as much as you can from a shoot!