Profile
Creating Visual Poetry
Sona Beniwal
Sona Beniwal is a Photo Artist, born
in a small village at Sirsa District of Haryana (India) in February, 1974.
The
uniqueness about photography she feels is: “You start to see the world
around you with an entirely different vision.” She was obsessed with pencil
sketching in her early youth and soon converted her interest in capturing
fleeting moments in the camera. She is into her ultimate passion for Photography
since 2007. The process of seeing the world
through a viewfinder presented before her an entire new opportunity. Her
creativity did not look back since then. Be it Mother Nature’s bounty or
elements of daily life – she always creates visual ‘Poetry’ out of them. She
nurtures her subject with a soulful heart and that brings to life whatever she
crafts. Her depiction in monochrome shades needs ‘special mention’ as they
perfectly complement her abstract personality, which she is. Being an
Artist, she tries to project an emotional intent into the viewer’s realm of
imagination.
She has achieved many Awards from different National and
International Salons/Exhibitions from more than 25 countries. Her works has
been displayed in many exhibitions and has been featured in a travel magazine
‘Let’s Go’ as well. She has served as a Judge in many International Digital
Photography and Print Salons/Exhibitions/Circuits in India. She is serving as a Contest Captain in FIP, handling
quarterly contests, FIP Indian Photographer of the Year and FIP Youth
Photographer of the Year. She has received many honours from reputed national
and international organizations.
In her words... “Photography
is my Passion and Editing... my Meditation.”
She admits, “Creating something artisic and unique out of nothing
embedded with a straight-forward approach is the best part of my passion for
photography. Monochrome and Nature
fascinate me the most. I am passionate
about the entrancing beauty of the colourful birds as they are a symbol of
FREEDOM. I always try to portray the beauty of world in my own style while catching the innocent exquisiteness of the nature and humankind at
the right moment and understand it in a deeper sense.”
--Pankaj Sharma