Photography Workshop

Imagination: An Art of Seeing

Photography Workshop

We came together for an engaging and enlightening photography workshop, guided by the expertise of Mr. Kaushik Ghelani, a distinguished wildlife photographer and filmmaker. We delved into the intricacies of photography, unraveling the secrets behind crafting captivating visuals.

Workshop Highlights:

• Aesthetic Photography:

Dive into the aesthetics of photography and discover how to infuse your work with artistic flair.

Make your eyes a camera

Learn how to see things.

• Rule of Third:

This is a fundamental guideline in photography and other visual arts that involves dividing an image into nine equal parts by using two equally spaced horizontal lines and two equally spaced vertical lines. 

Rule of Thirds, a fundamental technique for composing visually appealing images.

• Breathing Space:

Placing the main subject off-center and leaving space around it can create a more dynamic and visually engaging composition.

https://masteryournikon.com/2019/05/31/give-your-subjects-some-breathing-room/

• Head Room :

Head room refers to the space between the top of a person's head and the upper edge of the frame. Proper use of head room is important for creating visually balanced and pleasing compositions, especially when capturing portraits or subjects with a human presence.

• Lead Room:

It's also sometimes referred to as "nose room" or "looking space."

Proper use of a lead room is important for creating a sense of movement and direction in your compositions, particularly when photographing or filming subjects that are in motion.

Unveil the concept of the Leading Room to give subjects the space they deserve.

• Negative Space :

The upper side part has nothing special and even it's not creating depth.

What to Include & What to Exclude.

• Centre Focus Rule:

The Center Focus Rule is a guideline in photography that suggests placing the main subject of photograph at or near the center of the frame.

• Ground Photo:

Ground photography could refer to capturing landscapes, focusing on the ground itself, terrain, natural elements, and features such as mountains, valleys, deserts, forests, and more.

• Symmetry: 

Symmetry is a powerful and visually pleasing compositional technique in architectural photography. It involves creating a balanced and harmonious composition by aligning elements of the architecture in a way that reflects one side onto the other, either horizontally or vertically. 

Using symmetry in nature photography can create captivating and visually appealing compositions that highlight the inherent beauty and balance found in the natural world.

• Geometric Shapes:

These are some rules which are important for photography.

Our newfound knowledge was put to practical use as we roamed the university campus, channeling our creativity through our mobile camera lenses. Each photo was a testament to our unique perspective and creative flair.

Link: Photos that I've clicked.

Dr. Dilip Barad sir's support made this workshop possible. Your encouragement paved the way for this exciting endeavor.

I sincerely thank Vaidehi Ma'am for conceptualizing and bringing this workshop to fruition. The Art and Creativity Committee played a vital role in seamlessly coordinating this event.