"Glimpses of Kumbha Mela – 2010, Haridwar"

Celebrating 1st Anniversary...........

Glimpses

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Kumbha Mela – 2010, Haridwar

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Friends,

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Mr. Anup Sah, AIIPC (Nainital) is a renowned photo-artist of India. He has more than 250 awards and 1500 acceptances in national and International contests of photography to his credit. A big number of his photographs have been published in reputed books, journals and magazines. Mr. Sah has been invited as a jury member in numerous photography contests. He is a passionate mountaineer and has climbed important Himalayan Peaks. He is before us with his photographs of Kumbha Fair at Haridwar (India), 2010. This fair was an important religious event of 2010.

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---- Dr. Pankaj Sharma

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Digitally Created Photographs

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Dear Friends,

There are ample possibilities of creation in digital medium. We can create unbelievable pieces of art in this means. This time I am before you with some of my digitally created photographs once again. These pictures are based purely on my imagination. I have created these photographs by combining various images together in Photo Shop. Please sit tranquilly and enjoy these constructions.

---Dr. Pankaj Sharma

Shades of Life

Dear Friends,
Human life is full of various shades and moods. I have tried to throw light on some facets of human life through few photographs. Please witness these frames.
--Dr. Pankaj Sharma

Black and White Photographs
Dear Friends,
The importance of B/W photographs will never die. We can present a subject in a unique way and more effectively in B/W medium (If we shoot in proper light conditions and with correct exposure). Secondly we can perfectly concentrate on a particular subject in this medium. Colour medium sometimes diverts our attention from main subject (not in every case). Here are a few of my B/W photographs to share with you.
--Dr. Pankaj Sharma

Photographing Springy Spirals
Dear Friends,
The possibilities of a good photograph are almost everywhere and more or less with every subject. This time I have tried to photograph colourful spirals of plastic. These springy spirals are easily available at any toys’ shop. Children make fun by moving them up and down. I took these spirals and placed them against a dark background in different ways. The source of illumination was a window of my room which provided soft and gentle light. I positioned my camera on tripod and clicked different forms of these spirals. The results are before you all.
---Dr. Pankaj Sharma