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Raj Bose Photography

Photo workshops and tours. Fine art photo prints of landscapes, travel and wildlife All items are delivered at your doorsteps.

My name is Raj Bose and I am a travel photographer/educator based out of Sugar Land Texas. Due to work and pleasure I have traveled around the world and I have tried to capture these vivid memories through my lens. I offer framed fine art prints on canvas, metal and prints and other specialty items in my website www.rajbose.com. Here you are dealing directly with the artist (which is me) without any middleman hence there are no hidden charges.

11/02/2026

I will be exhibiting my fine art photography at the Sugar Land Arts & Music Fest this weekend, November 6–8, at Sugar Land Town Square!

I will have a collection of my favorite photographs on display, and I would love to see some familiar faces and meet new friends.
If you are in the area, stop by Booth 30, say hello, and enjoy a weekend filled with art, music, and creativity.

📍 Sugar Land Town Square
🎨 Booth 30

Friday, Nov 6: 5 PM – 9 PM
Saturday, Nov 7: 12 PM – 8 PM
Sunday, Nov 8: 12 PM – 5 PM

Admission is free!

Looking forward to seeing some of you there!

10/30/2026

Waterfalls are one of my favorite subjects to photograph.

I usually look for more than just the water. Foreground plants, color and layers can completely change the photograph and give the scene a sense of depth.

These are three different long exposure compositions I made while photographing waterfalls in Indonesia.

I used a 10-stop Haida ND filter to create that silky effect in the water. But here is the trick: the exposure needs to be long enough to smooth the water, but not so long that you lose all its natural texture and movement.

Which composition works best for you — 1, 2 or 3?

Know someone who loves photographing waterfalls? Send this to them.

10/28/2026

Over time I have missed thousands of bird-in-flight shots before I figured this out.

It wasn't my camera or my lens. It was how I was using autofocus. I missed shots I should have easily landed because I selected the wrong focus area and switched AF zones at the wrong moment.

Over time, I figured out what worked for me. In this post, I am sharing the focus settings and techniques that made the biggest difference.

Save this for your next bird photography session, and share it with a photographer who might find it useful.

10/25/2026

Through My Lens: Exploring Earth's Beauty

Can you identify the locations?

10/23/2026

Your background does not need to be black to look black.
I went out to test my new Sony A7R VI and was treated to some amazing light!
While photographing this roseate spoonbill in flight, what really caught my attention was the sunlight passing through those beautiful pink feathers.
The black background was already naturally dark, which made the bird stand out even more. This is something I always look for in wildlife photography. When your subject is beautifully illuminated and the background is much darker, the contrast can create something really dramatic.
The trick is to expose carefully so you preserve the delicate details in the bright feathers.

So next time you are out photographing birds, pay attention to where the light is coming from. Look at what is behind your subject, and position yourself to take advantage of that contrast.
Sometimes, great wildlife photography is simply about recognizing the right light.

📌 Save this tip for your next wildlife photography outing.

EXIF: f4, 600mm, 1/3200, ISO 320
Sony A1+600f4
Sony | Alpha

Have you ever tried photographing birds against naturally dark backgrounds?

Share with friends who might need it.

10/22/2026

I keep shooting frames inside frames.

Five favorites from the archive — archways, doorways, branches doing the work for me.

Comment FRAME and I'll send you how I set each one up.

Know a photographer who'd love these? Send it their way.

10/21/2026

Sometimes your phone is enough.

Left the Sony mirrorless at the hotel today — every frame here is shot on my Google Pixel X and edited in Lightroom Mobile, right on the phone.

Which one's your favorite?

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