Mentor: Mr Girish Mayachari

Smoke, in simple words, is the result of incomplete combustion of any material. From a photographer’s perspective it is one of the easiest subjects to shoot. Though the easiest, it demands a high level of patience and observational skills. The resulting images combined with post processing techniques gives astonishing results. Multiple types of images can be created using different post processing techniques. These images give you a peek into the mysterious and mesmerizing world of smoke.

Come join us in this journey of exploration and experimentation with Smoke Photography….

Mentor: Mr Sathya Vagale

Sathya Vagale, a Fashion Photographer who owns a studio to capture glamour, will mentor you to the realm of Fashion Photography, done indoors in his well equipped studio

Participants will learn the art of making models pose, give expressions, co-ordinate with makeup artists and co-ordination of accessories and much more

Limited to 10 participants on First come, First serve basis

Macro time of the year is back! YPS conducts its 4th macro workshop (2nd for 2024) at Hingara from August 30th to September 01st, 2024 (Departure on 29th night by bus from Bengaluru and return on 02nd morning)

Last Day For Registration: 10 August 2024 or until all slots are filled

This workshop is mentored by Mr H Satish. He will guide and teach innovative ways of photographing macro subjects both in daylight and flashlight. You will be under the best teacher to know both about nature and photography

Macro time of the year is back! YPS conducts its 3rd macro workshop at Hingara from June 21st to 23rd, 2024 (Departure on 20th night by bus from Bengaluru and return on 24th morning)

Last Day For Registration: 6 June, 2024

This workshop is mentored by Mr H Satish. He will guide and teach innovative ways of photographing macro subjects both in daylight and flashlight. You will be under the best teacher to know both about nature and photography

YPS Workshop | Jun 16, 2024 | 10AM – 6PM | State Youth Centre

Last day for registration Jun 9, 2024

Glass is considered one of the most challenging subjects to photograph. The reason for this is the transparency and the reflective nature of glass. It is very essential to understand the lighting techniques to photograph glass in an effective manner. The lighting can be done in two different ways. Namely bright field and dark field techniques. Once the challenge of lighting has been overcome, photographing glass gives immense joy. 

Join us to dive deep into the challenging and joyous world of glassware photography.