YPS Saturday Meet | A Teaching Session | Nightscape Photography | Oct 17, 2026 | 6:30 PM | YPS Hall
A teaching session by: Saurabh Chatterjee
Discover the possibilities of photography after dark in the teaching session by Saurabh Chatterjee.
From capturing night skies and astro landscapes to photographing everyday scenes in low light, the presentation and talk will introduce techniques to help you shoot with greater confidence.
With an emphasis on guidance, tips, and techniques, the session will also cover basic post-processing in Adobe Lightroom Classic (LrC), helping you take your night photographs from capture to finished image.
Note: Please bring a notebook and pen to record key learnings.
India is home to an extraordinary variety of wildlife. We belong to a fortunate generation that can experience the true beauty of these natural wonders—a biodiversity so vast that a single lifetime isn’t enough to explore it all. While nature photographers enjoy endless possibilities, choosing where to go and what to capture can often feel confusing. This webinar will guide you through India’s premier national parks, offering a captivating glimpse into the heart of Indian wilderness.
YPS Wildlife Week Meet | Wildlife Photography/Documentary | Sunday, Oct 04, 2026 | Google Meet
Presentation and Talk by: Mohan Thomas
Mohan Thomas presents photographs from his journeys across forests, varied habitats, and landscapes. Wildlife images sit alongside portraits of the people he has encountered along the way. The presentation offers a view of his developing practice in wildlife documentary and the experiences behind his photographs.
YPS Wildlife Week Meet | Life of a tiger in the wild | Saturday, Oct 03, 2026 | Google Meet
Presentation and Talk by: Praveen Kumar H V, FRPS, MFIAP, Hon. YPS
In the wild, a tiger moves through its forest with patience and purpose. It patrols its territory, hunts for food, and rests beneath the shade of trees. Each day demands strength and vigilance. Its survival depends on healthy forests, abundant prey, and the freedom to roam beyond constant human disturbance.
