Wrap up week #16 : Open theme

Well, we all are in our homes enjoying the festivities... and trying different stuff. This week too was open to all categories and genres, and friends were asked to upload their best images. These are 6 of the photographs.

Photograph courtesy : Anirban Saha, Amit Sahoo, Arnab Chatterjee, Sayon Kumar Saha, Koustab Das, Soham Chatterji. Anjan Basu, Aaghran Ghosh.

Week 13 wrap up : Open theme

This week also our theme was Open to all categories. The Photograph of the week is of Koustab Das.

The other photographs of the week includes...photos by Rajat Dey, Soham Chatterji and Soumyo Jyoti Bannerjee. [Click to enlarge, note: automatic gallery]

If you have liked Soham Chatterji's work, "like" his page also :

Thats all for week 13 ;) Join us at Facebook group.

Week #9 : Shadows - Light

Sorry for this late blogpost... week 9 was dedicated to the theme "Shadows - Light", and we came up with various interpretations of the same..
Few of them are showcased below.
The photograph of the week is by our youngest member of the group : Koustab Das.

Photographs by Sayon Kumar Saha and Sourav Bhuniya. Their interpretation took the entire group by surprise.. astonished as we are, these two photos bring the puja-flavour in all bengalis' mind...

Photographs by Miyanka Paul, Arnab Saha, Shounak Roy... Miyanka's take on the topic was very similar to that of Arnabs' where the idols for the durga puja plays with lights and shadows, as it is created.. while Shounak puts his protagonist, against the light playfully.

Photograph by Aaghran Ghosh. I love the colours and the sense of photography, the young photographer from Kolkata shoots with.. His enthusiasm amazes me.

This photograph is by Sayak Subhra Kayal, and I have purposefully kept it at last.. This is an unique picture.. an amazing one.. where the lights and shadow stay together within each other embracing each other, forming the frame, the ripples. We in our lives too do some good, mixing with the bad.. nones' perfect good, while nones' complete bad.. Kudos to all the members, whose enthusiasm has made the group what it is today! 

So send us your review. This weeks theme is "A stranger", you can email your photos to mailme@anirbansaha.com with the subject "apupi submission", do send in your details and why you shot that.

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Week #6 : Expressions

Week six was dedicated to Human expressions... it could have been facial expressions or body language :D

We had 45 submissions .. and choosing just a few was a very tough job to do...

The honoured mention is of Sourav Das

Photographs by Durnibar Saha Photography (Reel life of Durnibar) :

Durnibar is one of the most unconventional photographers I have seen. This young lad from Kolkata, defines each theme his own way, and its always a pleasure looking at his creation.

<< Photograph by Karthik Pashupathy . "Photography is an art that makes me see the world in a whole new perspective.", this biotechnology master student is one of the best photographers and someone you should connect to when you dream of Chennai streets, people and their emotions.

Photograph by Koustav Ghosh.
He has his unique style of seeing the world. He stays calm, serene and lost, the perfect way philosophers should be ;) But at the end of the day, delivers what we want -  a good photograph! This guy from Sainthia, West Bengal started capturing moments since he got his nokia 3110c...now he have a Cannon powershot sx120 IS. He has a special affection for macros'!

The Photograph above (the lady with the child) is by Koustab Das  -the youngest photographer, in the group

The photograph of the expression of the Bharatnatyam dancer speaks for itself. No words shall be enough to praise the anticipation, the feelings of the dancer ;) This is shot by Srivatsan Sankaran. Click here to "like" his photography page.

 

I hope you liked our weeks performance. Do join us at our group :)
From the next month, we shall be also accepting photos from non facebook members as well.
take care ;)