Tejpal Singh Seera is a resident of Ludhiana, Punjab. After completing his graduation, Tejpal joined his father and helped him with his business. Though it was his passion for photography, that dwelt deep within him, waiting to be recognised. After a sudden turn of events, Tejpal decided to pursue his passion and got in touch with renowned photographer, Rakesh Syal, who later … [Read more...]
Arrival of Monsoon
Yuwaraj Gurjar is an ace photographer and avid nature lover. The SGNP that spreads across 104 sq. km is a home to many big and small, wonderful creatures. Yuwaraj has been visiting this park almost every weekend, for the last 29 years, and is still in awe with its beauty. While on his birding trips to the national park, Yuwaraj started admiring the lesser fauna which is very … [Read more...]
Monsoon Photography
If you are a photographer, monsoon brings out either the best in you or the worst. It all depends on your mental make-up! “One man’s food is another man’s poison”. The onset of the monsoon season is eagerly awaited by some while others dread this period. To some, it is the beginning of the dreary, overcast, grey days while for others, it is a time to enjoy getting wet, … [Read more...]
BEHIND THE STAGE The making of a perfect wedding shoot…
As told to Unnati Sagar Hridgandha Mistry, wife of renowned Indian photographer— Girish Mistry, is a photographer, a mentor as well as a wedding planner. (Girish Mistry is the founder of Shari Academy of Professional Photography and Digital Imaging, which has now completed 25 years of imparting quality education in the field of photography) Hrid, a faculty at Shari Academy, … [Read more...]
Pictorial history with postage stamps
As told to Unnati Sagar Born in 1979, Udayan Sankar Pal grew up in Canning (WB, India), the gateway of the Sunderbans. He has been dabbling with photography since he was 13 years old. Since the time he started working with his first camera, a Canon AE-1 Program, to his current gear Canon EOS 5D Mark III, he has explored the myriad images that Indian villages have to offer. … [Read more...]
