YPS Wildlife Week | Saturday, October 04 | 5:30 PM IST | Wildlife Photography | Google Meet

Presentation by: Satish H

Many times, we do not look at nature in detail or minutely. We do not observe the intricacies and the creativity of nature.  

Most of us take Macro pictures of insects, butterflies or spiders. This we do to show the species or maybe sometimes, its characteristics. But this presentation of Nature in Close-Up may not contain these subjects as a whole, but Satish will be showing the opportunities that one has to closely look for in – Nature. 

YPS Wildlife Week | Friday, October 03 | 5:30 PM IST | Wildlife Photography | Google Meet

Presentation by: Prof. Dr. Jitender Govindani

Focus of the session is to provide learning from On Field Experience of 12 years working in various projects along with the Forest Department while making 10 Coffee Table Books. The session would include real-life anecdotes, importance of fieldcraft, reading signs, understanding animal behaviour and learning to wait for the perfect moment. 

YPS Saturday Meet | Sep 13, Sat | 5:30 PM IST | Wildlife Photography | Google Meet

Presentation by: Anitha Mysore

The Untamed Horizon is a journey across the wild landscapes of Masai Mara and Amboseli. Through silhouettes and fleeting moments, this slideshow captures the raw beauty, timeless drama, and quiet poetry of Africa’s wilderness—where land, sky, and wildlife meet at the edge of infinity

YPS Saturday Meet | Jul 19, Sat | 5:30 PM IST | Extreme Macro Photography | Google Meet

Presentation by:
Mr Raghuram Annadana

Framing the Invisible is a dive into the fascinating world of photomicrography—where traditional macro stops, and the microcosmos begins. This session explores how microscope objectives can be repurposed to capture subjects at extreme magnifications. We’ll look at equipment setups, focus stacking, lighting techniques, and creative challenges involved in imaging the microscopic world. With real-world examples and practical insights, the presentation and talk aims to inspire participants to uncover beauty that’s normally hidden from the naked eye

YPS Saturday Meet | Jul 12, Sat | 5:30 PM IST | Travel Photography | Google Meet

Presentation by: Prema Kakade

The Himalayan ranges are a favorite of photographers, especially Indians due to its proximity to our country. Nepal not only has 8 of the world’s 10 tallest mountains but also a rich royal heritage, culture and history. 

This presentation will cover the regions from Kathmandu, to Chitwan in the south-west to Muktinath in the lower Mustang region in the north, including a trek along the river Gandaki.