Showing posts with label basic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label basic. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 28, 2017

Yoga pose - A day at the Barage

It was a mad rush getting up early at about 5:45 am. The buses seems to take longer than normal arrived and to reach Shenton Way. Wait, it did not reach Fullerton Bay Hotel. I was informed that on Sunday, the bus take a different route. Well, luckily Shashi, pick me up at the Suntec City. The huge led panel was showing some Japanese cute toys. Along the road were a couple shooting the LED panel, perhaps for documenting the playback. I took a few photos too. By the time we reached the Barage, all the Yoga students had already warmed up for the photography session. Manoj introduced me as the photographer artist, perhaps the artist can have some artistic freedom and latitude.
Each one took turns to pose on the concrete bench. It started with a tall European lady. I may have taken a photograph of her 2 years ago. Perhaps, time to get reacquainted. I had to go on my knees to get a lower angle shot. I waited for the Yoga students to get into their position before I released the shutter. It was rather tiring after half an hour into the shoot. Perhaps my body is getting old and stiff. I was offered grapes to quench my thirst. Thanks, them for so considerate. I was offered Banana too. 
I had a 10 min break when the students were gather to listen to Ravi, who is the founder of COME India and a few orphanage. In fact we were raising funds for COME doing photography to raise fund.



Sunday, September 1, 2013

Children Photography

A picture is worth a thousand words, we cannot deny the importance of photography in this information-laden world. Words are no longer enough to communicate an idea effectively. They have to be supplemented with brilliantly taken photographs. In fact, the photograph is becoming the quintessential message, and the words become secondary. The photographs speak volumes. It is a language. Everyone needs to learn and master this language. I should have mastered it when I am much younger, but I did not have the opportunity until I was 15. However, my children or your children can start early.
In this Basic course, your child will learn to use the camera and be creative