The Durga Puja Post

Bangalis' "shera utsav" is Durga Puja.. perhaps the most vibrantly celebrated occasion in entire of India.

 

This photograph is shot in the United States of America, By Somajita Ray. This occasion is celebrated by all bengalis across the globe irrespective of their background.  Down below we bring to you some of the members insight :) Click to enlarge and view in original aspect ratio.

If you like their work, "like" their pages also ;)
Colour Mixx at Somajita Ray:

Sayon Kumar Saha Photography :

Swaroop Singha roy :

Robin Sinha:

Anirbans' (das deb) photography work:

Anirban Saha Photography

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Week #5 wrap up : Product photography

Week 5's theme was "Products", and surprised many who had no clue as to what product photography is about. But slowly the concept picked up, and at the end of the week we had 21 members participating :)

Of which this photograph of Robin Sinha (link) got the special mention with 23 votes :)

Photographs by Swaroop Sinha Roy and Robin Sinha.


Photographs by Sayon Kumar Saha and Swaroop Sinha Roy.



Photograph by Jashan Deep Singh

Photographs (left) by Prantik Mukherjee
(up - Mineral packaged water brand) by Sourav Das.

About featured members:
Robin Sinha - this superstar young photographer from Delhi is a english graduating student. He likes to photograph objects trying it out with different angles... and keeps on clicking till he gets the "voila!" moment ;)
His photography group is>> here.
Swaroop Sinha Roy - is a very young photographer from the city of Kolkata. His photographs are available at "Megapixels"
Sayon Kumar Saha - Photography for him "is an art of observation. It is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. A Photographer is a Visual Artist. Photography is not my Profession, it's my Passion.".. this young photographer from Kolkata is a sure next big thing. Catch him at "Sayon Kumar Saha (Photography) |Visual Artist|"
Jashan Deep Singh - bought his camera this years february and this budding photographer from Chandigarh has not stopped clicking since then ;) His photos can be viewed at his profile.
Prantik Mukherjee - is one of the most regular members of the group... ever enthusiastic and full of smile and energy.. He for me is a representation of bound energy waiting to be exploded. This enthusiastic photographer from Kolkata  displays his photos at his profile.
Sourav Das - this chirpy photographer from Kolkata is actually an instrumentation engineering student, who struggles to find a camera and shoot in between assignments and exams ;)

Photograph by Sudeep Shukla.
This is another photograph submitted, which essentially photographs an object without any brand name. Both Sayons photograph and this one attracts the viewer, while this is simpler thought and execution.
This young photographer from Guwahati, Assam is an engineering student .. photography, football and table tennis takes him crazy!




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Whats a good photograph?

"PHOTOGRAPHY is nothing but a burning passion one should feel inside him! Its all about making others Mesmerized! There is no technical boundary of photography......its boundless n limitiless! Its only Creation..."
- Arnab Saha(member)

So what makes for you a good photograph?
Framing or just the feel of it?
Almost all objects has been worked upon and photographed. What matters to the viewer is how the photograph is presented. Is it telling a complete story? Is the story compelling enough to move the viewer? How is the object portrayed? These are few points that often torment the amateur photographer..and is a question that will be asked time and again, down the ages. Perceptions might change few years down the line, the feel shall remain the same. The photo should be pleasing to the eye, and the photographer should love the subject he is photographing. The emotions should be properly exhibited, keeping the frame intact. For composition of the frame, members agreed that basic balancing of the frame is required. Most of us mainly stick to one third rule. Robin added,"clicking just once or twice is not enuff...try to click it wid different angles....the angle from wer the ppl hav never seen it before....n der u hav it!!! voila!!!" The follow lines are also important. The viewer should find it easy traversing full of the frame, and our photographs should make it an easy task for him. The follow lines should lead to the object of the frame.
The discussion is still on at the thread. Do you agree with the discussion? (Do comment)