Debutant Photographers
Happy to be the teacher on the Teacher’s Day to a gang of 11 wannabe photographers.
Yeah, me fotographer!
Every photography workshop has been an experience, this was no exception! There is lot of energy in newbies and it also reminds me of my humble beginnings. And, it also tells me that how much I may have evolved there is still so much to learn. Yet, you do get appreciated for the work you have done! Thank you my wonderful to-be-photographers. I wish you the very best as I also dedicate some of this pictures I have from the field trip on the penultimate day.
Boot strapped (for photography)
The not so happy with the shot look isn’t difficult to find, but it was an opportunity for another photographer (me) to document the candid moment.
Not the shot I had in my mind.
The Lotuses at the pond don’t surprise us, but we were definitely startled to see a reptile of not the fearful type.
S(Turtle)d us
Digital Photography gives you the option to review your shots, so why not check if I indeed got what I wanted?
Did I get it, Right?
Determined to get the distant object, photographer’s often are one-eye blind to get the frame to your satisfaction.
Focussed
While trying to get the light on to the sensor the photographer themself presented a lovely enlightened sight.
En-Light(en)ed Photographer
The photographers making their debut is always a good beginning..
Debutant fotographers
The black birds in the bright light against the dull background din’t provide a good contrast for the photographer but they were royally posed and were letting us take pictures in our sweet time.
Grotesque birdies
I have begun my photography quest and I’m now a proud photographer. Do you see that in me?
Proud Photographer
Happy to have the privileged presence as the instructor in the group of budding photographers
Privileged Instructor
“Develop the Photographer’s eye and Aim it right!” The kick boxer seem to remind us as the two hour field trip ended at the gate of Lotus pond.
Ofcourse the ubiquitous National flower of India.
India's National Flower- The Lotus
Love your photos, as always!!!! Lisa C.
Thanks Lisa . Appreciate it.
love all of the photos … must have been a real fun workshop…
Thanks.. ya. it is always fun – and lots of learning too.
aNIL BHAI I WANT TO JOIN UR CLASS NEXT TIME …. PLEASE LEME KNOW WID THE DATES AND FEE….
I have mailed you on this one.