Architecture Photography - Indian Heritage Monuments
2025-03-15 05:30 - 19:30 (Asia/Kolkata) | Google Meet
Presentation by:Mr Goutham Ramesh Architectural photography of Indian heritage monuments is more than just capturing structures—it is about preserving history, culture and artistry through a lens. This presentation delves into the thought process behind photographing monuments, focusing on research, composition, and storytelling. It explores how light influences the mood and details of an image, how different perspectives—from grand vistas to intricate carvings—offer varied narratives, and how tools like tilt-shift lenses help maintain architectural integrity. Through examples and techniques, the session will illustrate how to approach heritage photography with creativity and precision ensuring every image resonates with the monument’s essence and timeless beauty

About Goutham Ramesh Goutham Ramesh is a multifaceted individual with a deep passion for photography, technology, and cultural heritage. A skilled photographer, Goutham specializes in capturing the essence of historical monuments, natural landscapes, and wildlife. His favorite equipment includes the Nikon Zf , Nikon Zfc, Nikon D750, and lenses like the Nikon 24mm PCE tilt-shift, 200-500mm VR, and Laowa 100mm. His photography journeys have taken him to iconic locations like Hampi, Lepakshi, Darasuram, and Thanjavur, where he often seeks unique perspectives, like reflections in rain puddles or intricate carvings on temple walls. Goutham’s talent has earned him numerous accolades, including the PSA Gold Medal (Bosnia), GPU Gold Medal (Greece), and GIP Gold Medal (Germany). His photographs have been accepted for exhibitions in many countries, showcasing his ability to capture moments that transcend cultural boundaries. Goutham is particularly drawn to India’s rich cultural heritage and classical art forms like Bharatanatyam. His work often includes detailed descriptions and stories of sculptures, temples, and traditional architecture. Notable captures include the Brihadeeswara Temple under dramatic lighting, the intricate carvings of Hosaholalu, and wildlife moments like blackbucks in their natural habitat. He credits much of his growth as a photographer to the mentorship of talented individuals like V Nagraj, who inspired him with his connection to the subject in macro photography, and Satish H, whose expertise in composition and storytelling shaped Goutham’s artistic vision. He also values the guidance of Late Murali Santhanam, whose insights into light and intricate details have deeply influenced Goutham’s style. Professionally, Goutham is the Director of Engineering at an IT company, where he drives innovations in AI and Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC). He is also an advocate for hobby photographers, challenging policies that limit their ability to document India’s heritage and showcasing the beauty of the country’s monuments through his lens. Inspired by his mentors and a thirst for discovery, Goutham continually strives to master macro photography and document the intricate details of India’s architectural and natural wonders. Goutham’s love for travel and discovery is evident in his road trips to places like Hampi, Lepakshi, and Tamil Nadu’s temple towns, where he combines his skills in photography with his deep appreciation for history and culture. Social Media:https://www.instagram.com/gouthamrameshdotcomhttps://x.com/gouthamphotohttps://www.facebook.com/gouthamrameshdotcomhttps://gouthamramesh.com Language: English Request you to join the session 15 minutes prior to check your audio and video functionality. The session starts sharp at 5.30 PM IST Here is how to participate: Click here or visit the below Google Meet Link on the day of the eventGoogle Meet Link:https://meet.google.com/xhx-wbfe-jez In case of any issues in connecting to the meeting, please call us on our official number by clicking here or simply dial: +91 9513-YPS-BLR (+91 9513-977-257) You can also WhatsApp us by clicking here (or on the icon below) or by sending a WhatsApp message on the below-mentioned official number. Note: Registration is NOT necessary and look forward to seeing you all on Saturday at 5:15 PM IST. Some salient features of YPS Saturday Meets: Open for all photo enthusiasts

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Nature thru my Lens
2025-04-05 18:30 - 20:00 | Youth Photographic Society, Nrupathunga Road, KR Circle,, Bengaluru, India, 560001
YPS Hall Meet | Presentation | Saturday, 05 Apr | 6:30 PM | State Youth Centre Presentation by:Mr Mohan ThomasA nature lover and award winning photographer, Mr Thomas has travelled to numerous places for photography in the pursuit for perfection. In an interactive session at YPS Hall he will take us through a journey on wildlife, macro and landscape photography

Presenter:Mohan Thomas Mr Mohan Thomas is a distinguished wildlife photographer, boasting a remarkable portfolio of award-winning captures that reflect his passion for the beauty of the natural world. With a global footprint, he has traversed continents, showcasing his talent through lens and camera. As a recognized Nikon influencer, he not only captures stunning moments but also serves as a mentor, generously sharing his expertise. Mr Thomas has played a pivotal role in nurturing the next generation of photographers through workshops that offer invaluable insights into the art and techniques of wildlife photography. His commitment to the craft and dedication to preserving the wonders of the wild make him a luminary in the realm of nature photography FaceBook: Mohan ThomasInstagram: mohan.thomas Request everyone to arrive 15 mins early -YPS Executive Committee

Through My Eyes
2025-04-19 05:30 - 19:30
Presentation by:Mr Anirudh VidyabhushanThrough My Eyes is a personal walkthrough of Anirudh’s journey as a wildlife photographer – an exploration of stories behind the images that have moved him the most. This session isn’t just about the final frames, but the effort, emotion, and experience behind them. From waiting hours in silence to catching that one fleeting moment, he will take us through a curated set of images and share how he envisioned and created each one. It’s a deep dive into the thought process, the fieldcraft and the unpredictable magic of the wild – all told through Anirudh’s lens

About Anirudh Vidyabhushan Anirudh Vidyabhushan is an award-winning wildlife and adventure photographer with a strong passion for conservation storytelling. With over four years of experience capturing rare and iconic species across India and Africa, his work has been featured by National Geographic, BBC Earth, Discovery, Animal Planet, Nikon, Incredible India, Karnataka Tourism, Nature InFocus, Sanctuary Asia, Karnataka Forest Department and other global platforms. Anirudh holds an MSc in Business Analytics and Big Data from the University of Liverpool and a B.Tech in Computer Science from PES University. Known for his ability to blend technical precision with artistic vision, he specializes in documenting wildlife in extreme and remote environments, bringing powerful natural history narratives to life. His images have been showcased in exhibitions, won a global award and was featured on the New York Times Square billboard, and widely recognized by top conservation and photography communities around the world. Recently contributed to the acclaimed wildlife documentary Gandhada Gudi featuring Puneeth Rajkumar, where he shot select wildlife sequences as a secondary cameraman. He also holds the distinction of being the first and the youngest to film a wild leopard in the heart of Mumbai using a long telephoto lens Social Media:Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/anirudh__vidyabhushan?igsh=a2lta2szOXVzZnZt Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/anirudh.vidyabhushana?mibextid=wwXIfr&mibextid=wwXIfr Language: English Request you to join the session 15 minutes prior to check your audio and video functionality. The session starts sharp at 5.30 PM IST Here is how to participate: Click here or visit the below Google Meet Link on the day of the eventGoogle Meet Link:https://meet.google.com/keo-wrib-zcd In case of any issues in connecting to the meeting, please call us on our official number by clicking here or simply dial: +91 9513-YPS-BLR (+91 9513-977-257) You can also WhatsApp us by clicking here (or on the icon below) or by sending a WhatsApp message on the below-mentioned official number. Note: Registration is NOT necessary and look forward to seeing you all on Saturday at 5:15 PM IST. Some salient features of YPS Saturday Meets: Open for all photo enthusiasts

Hear and be heard – These are interactive sessions and not talk shows

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YPS Street Photowalk to Chitra Santhe 2026
2026-01-04 07:00 - 10:00
YPS Street Photography Team presents its 1st Street Walk of 2026 to Chitra Santhe. Chitra Santhe is the annual art exhibition by Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath. It gives you an opportunity to do Street Images, Portraits and life scenes, patterns, colors, symmetry and much more. Participation: Open to all Members. No Registration. Join the Street Photography WhatsApp Group for More Info Assembly Time: 7:00 AM Location: Umesh Dosa point, Sheshadripuram OPEN HOUSE – Picture Review Session: February 14, 2026 @ YPS HallPublication in Dṛṣṭi: Members’ pictures taken during the Chitra Santhe Walk will be published in the YPS Journal. Details for submission as given below Specifications for Submission:No. of Pictures: 2 only

Size 1920 on the long side

Within 2 MB

File names should be Title_Your Name

No water marks or borders

Last Day for Submission: Jan 24th

Mail to:

pmkakade@gmail.com

drsti+santhe@ypsbengaluru.comLead: Kishan HarwalkarAbout Chitra Sante Chitra Santhe, Bengaluru’s grand celebration of art on the streets, is a living canvas waiting to be explored through the photographer’s lens. Once a year, the quiet stretch of Kumara Krupa Road awakens in a burst of color, creativity, and human connection. Artists line the sidewalks with works that speak of emotion, struggle, and imagination, while the crowd itself becomes part of the art—each face, gesture, and conversation a frame within the unfolding story of the city’s creative heartbeat. For street photographers, this is not just an event but a playground of expression—where light dances on paint strokes and life blends seamlessly with art. Join our photo walk to witness and capture this fleeting confluence of artistic energy and street life, and to see Bengaluru’s vibrant soul through your own lens.

What to Bring For street photography at Chitra Sante, simple, light, and unobtrusive gear works best in the dense, busy environment. A compact mirrorless or DSLR body, or even a capable smartphone, is usually sufficient, as the real opportunity lies in how quickly and intuitively you can respond to scenes in the crowd. A fast prime lens in the 28, 35 or 50 mm range is ideal for working close, capturing both artists and their environment while remaining discreet without standing too far away. Since the santhe is typically a long walk along Kumara Krupa Road with thousands of visitors and stalls, carrying one or two small lenses instead of a heavy zoom is recommended. Because you will be on your feet for several hours please also bring, a comfortable, lightweight bag, extra battery, a couple of memory cards, a pair of good walking shoes and a lot of positive attitude! Who Can Attend Anyone who feels drawn to stories, people, and the quiet poetry of everyday life will find something at Chitra Sante’s street photography walk. This is perfect for beginners who want a gentle, introduction to shooting in a dynamic, crowded environment or a experienced photographers who wishes to capture gestures, and visual rhythms in a space filled with art and emotion. It suits photographers who enjoy observing human interactions, colours, and ones who are curious about approaching strangers and building confidence in candid work. Review Sessions After the Chitra Santhe photo walk, participants will be invited to a reflective review session during one of the YPS talks in February, where selected images from the walk will be shared, discussed, and constructively critiqued. The focus will be on storytelling, use of light, and how effectively each photograph captures the energy and emotion of the santhe. This session will be an open, supportive space where photographers of all levels can learn from each other’s work, understand different ways of seeing the same scene, and take away practical insights to refine their personal street photography style. About : Kishan Harwalkar Kishan Harwalkar, is a street photography enthusiast and an active member of YPSStreet Photography group. He started his photography journey as a travelphotographer and developed passion for street photography since 2022. Kishanwill guide participants on various aspects of street photography and also assist to capture the good street photographs of the annual event.

Underwater Photography - genres, gear, techniques & more
2026-01-10 19:00 - 21:00
Presentation by:Mr Vandit KaliaFrom staying for a month at the base of an active volcano, to diving in the middle of sharks feeding on byproducts from a fish factory, Vandit Kalia spends a lot of time each year chasing unique underwater images. In this talk, he shares some of his favourite images across various genres of underwater photography, the techniques/equipment used to achieve those images and how trying to make those images helped him connect more deeply with the magic of the underwater world.

About: Vandit Kalia Diving since 1991 and a scuba instructor since 2001, Vandit Kalia is one of the most experienced dive professionals in the country. A finance MBA from Wharton, he quit a consulting career in the US and moved to Havelock to start Diveindia, India’s largest dive center and the pioneer of diving in the Andamans – virtually all the top sites of the region were found by him and his team. An avid wildlife and nature photographer, he’s been shooting underwater since 2006, and is currently on a mission to get behavioural shots of as many shark species as he can – especially hammerheads. Instagram – @vanditkalia Language: English Request you to join the session 15 minutes prior to check your audio and video functionality. The session starts sharp at 7.00 PM IST How to participate: Click here or visit the below Google Meet Link on the day of the eventGoogle Meet Link:https://meet.google.com/aem-cuwe-epn In case of any issues in connecting to the meeting, please call us on our official number by clicking here or simply dial: +91 9513-YPS-BLR (+91 9513-977-257) You can also WhatsApp us by clicking here (or on the icon below) or by sending a WhatsApp message on the below-mentioned official number. Note: Registration is NOT necessary and look forward to seeing you all on Saturday at 7:00 PM IST. Some salient features of YPS Saturday Meets: Open for all photo enthusiasts

Hear and be heard – These are interactive sessions and not talk shows

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Stepping Into Salons
2026-01-24 19:00 - 21:00
YPS Saturday Meet | Salon Participation | Google MeetPresentation and Talk by:Ms Anitha Mysore‘Stepping Into Salons’ is a practical, no-stress talk for photographers who are new to salons. It’s about more than just the image—it covers how to prepare your work, present it well, and understand what salons are really looking for. The focus is on building confidence, avoiding common slip-ups, and helping you feel ready to submit your images with pride instead of second-guessing yourself

About: Anitha MysoreFrom capturing family moments to exploring every facet of fine art and salon photography, Anitha Mysore’s journey behind the lens has been one of passion and persistence. A true tech whiz, she has earned distinctions from most of the world’s leading photographic bodies and has been invited as a jury member for many national and international salons, respected for her discerning eye. Her own photographic journey has brought her over 9,000 acceptances and 900 awards, with her works exhibited in more than 60 countries. Drawn especially to nature, travel, and landscapes, she continues to be fascinated by the art of photography. A proud moment came when three of her photographs from Shravanabelagola were chosen to adorn the domestic transfer corridor of T2 at Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru—a fitting tribute to her creative vision. At YPS, Anitha currently serves as a Director on the Executive Committee. As the Interclub Representative of YPS, Anitha has led the society to remarkable accolades over the last few years. She has also contributed as Salon Secretary or Chairperson in YPS International and National Salons over the last four years, bringing innovation, organization, and steadfast commitment to one of India’s most respected photographic clubs. Facebook/Instagram/Twitter handles: http://@anithamysoreLanguage: English Request you to join the session 15 minutes prior to check your audio and video functionality. The session starts sharp at 7.00 PM IST How to participate: Click here or visit the below Google Meet Link on the day of the eventGoogle Meet Link:https://meet.google.com/npj-axhk-cbg In case of any issues in connecting to the meeting, please call us on our official number by clicking here or simply dial: +91 9513-YPS-BLR (+91 9513-977-257) You can also WhatsApp us by clicking here (or on the icon below) or by sending a WhatsApp message on the below-mentioned official number. Note: Registration is NOT necessary and look forward to seeing you all on Saturday at 7:00 PM IST. Some salient features of YPS Saturday Meets: Open for all photo enthusiasts

Hear and be heard – These are interactive sessions and not talk shows

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YPS Open House: Chitra Santhe 2026 - Image Review
2026-02-14 18:30 - 20:00 | State Youth Centre (3rd Floor) State Youth Centre, Nrupathunga Road Bangalore, Karnataka 560001 India, Nrupathunga Road, KR Circle,, Bengaluru, 560001, India
YPS Open House | State Youth Centre | Chitra Santhe 2026 | Picture ReviewWelcome to the next edition of Open House. Let us meet at ‘State Youth Centre’ to discuss your pictures, clear any doubts and suggest ways to take it to the next level! Submit your pictures for Review –Lead: Kishan HarwalkarSpecifications for Submission:No. of Pictures: 5 only

Size: Within 2 MB

File name: Title_Your Name

No water marks or bordersLast Day for Submission: Feb 10thMail your pictures to: kishan.harwalkar+CS2026@gmail.comypsbengaluru+cs2026@gmail.comYPS Open House, is a free format discussion program aiming to achieve the following objectives: To build stronger bonding,

To clarify doubts that have remained in the corner of the mind for too long,

To provide guidance on matters relevant to photography,

To learn and to sharePlease reach the venue on time

Seeing Beyond The Obvious
2026-02-21 19:00 - 21:00
YPS Saturday Meet | Feb 21, 2026 | Different Perspectives In Photography | Google Meet By: Ashwini Kumar BhatSeeing Beyond the Obvious is a reflective exploration of photography as a way of seeing in a time of visual abundance. Through a personal lens, the talk considers attention, repetition, restraint, and the quiet evolution that comes from slowing down and looking more deeply at familiar places. It touches on photography not as an act of accumulation, but as an ongoing process of perception—one shaped by patience, presence, and a willingness to engage with the medium beyond immediacy and spectacle About: Ashwini Kumar Bhat Ashwini Kumar Bhat is a nature and landscape photographer who has been exploring photography as a deeply personal form of expression for almost two decades. His work is guided by emotion and perception rather than spectacle, often finding meaning in familiar landscapes and natural elements. His images have been featured in national and international books and magazines. He was awarded Photographer of the Year by Nature in Focus in the past. He is a founding member of the photography collectives Creative Nature Photography and Landscape Wizards. He writes occasionally at sumasuta.blogspot.com. https://www.creativenaturephotography.net Blog: https://sumasuta.blogspot.com Language: English Request you to join the session 15 minutes prior to check your audio and video functionality. The session starts sharp at 7.00 PM IST How to participate:Visit the below Google Meet Link on the day of the eventGoogle Meet Link: https://meet.google.com/yns-gxzm-sku In case of any issues in connecting to the meeting, please call us on our official number by clicking here or simply dial: +91 9513-YPS-BLR (+91 9513-977-257) You can also WhatsApp us by clicking here (or on the icon below) or by sending a WhatsApp message on the below-mentioned official number. Note: Registration is NOT necessary and look forward to seeing you all on Saturday at 7:00 PM IST. Some salient features of YPS Saturday Meets: Open for all photo enthusiasts

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GODS AMONGST US
2026-03-07 19:00 - 21:00
YPS Saturday Meet | Mar 07 | 7:00 PM IST | Cultural Photography Presentation | Google Meet By: Sreeranj SreedharGods Amongst Us is a visual presentation that begins with an introduction to what Theyyam is, followed by Sreeranj’s photographic journey documenting its many forms over the years. Along with different Theyyam performances, the work also looks at the moments around the ritual—preparation, waiting, devotion, and quiet pauses that are part of the festival. Through these photographs, he tries to observe how faith and everyday life exist together. It is about witnessing a living ritual where the divine is not distant, but present—amongst us

About: Sreeranj Sreedhar Sreeranj Sreedhar is a street and documentary photographer based in Kerala, India. His work focuses on documenting everyday life, culture, and rituals, with a long-term interest in traditions such as Theyyam. Alongside his personal projects, he is a photo mentor who conducts workshops in street photography and documentary photo tours, guiding photographers to observe, understand, and respectfully document cultural spaces Instagram : @sreeranj Website : www.sreeranj.com Language: English Request you to join the session 15 minutes prior to check your audio and video functionality. The session starts sharp at 7.00 PM IST How to participate:Visit the below Google Meet Link on the day of the eventGoogle Meet Link:https://meet.google.com/nbs-ekuw-dbz In case of any issues in connecting to the meeting, please call us on our official number by clicking here or simply dial: +91 9513-YPS-BLR (+91 9513-977-257) You can also WhatsApp us by clicking here (or on the icon below) or by sending a WhatsApp message on the below-mentioned official number. Note: Registration is NOT necessary and look forward to seeing you all on Saturday at 7:00 PM IST. Some salient features of YPS Saturday Meets: Open for all photo enthusiasts

Hear and be heard – These are interactive sessions and not talk shows

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A Journey through United States
2026-03-21 19:00 - 21:00
YPS Saturday Meet | Mar 21, 2026 | 7:00 PM IST | Travel Photography | Google Meet Presentation by: Raju A KThe presentation is about a remarkable journey by road that covered more than 3500 Kms in about 30 days through the city scapes of NewYork to the Pacific Shores along the legendary west coast Highway One. Then the adventure turned inland to the glittering city of Vegas and then into the canyon country of the United States landscapes shaped by time, light, and silence. The vast depths of Grand Canyon National Park, the towering sandstone cliffs of Zion National Park, the surreal rock formations of Bryce Canyon National Park, and the sculpted beauty of Antelope Canyon. These landscapes, carved over millions of years by the persistent flow of the Colorado River and the forces of nature, form one of the most dramatic geological theatres on Earth. This presentation is a glimpse into that journey — a road trip through towering cities, time, light, and wilderness, where every sunrise, every canyon bend, and every starry night told its own story.

About: Raju A KRaju is heading an American Company, Endemic Greens pvt ltd as Director, Head of Operations, involved in research of Native Plants and Organic plantations to enrich the sanctity of soil and purity of rivers of the Western Ghats. He is also heading a project of creating a Biosphere in the Shola evergreen forest. Prior to this, he was appointed as ‘The Chief Naturalist’ , to establish & promote Eco Tourism and to create Biodiversity Registers in Briar Tea Bungalows in Anamalai Tiger Reserve

Little Earth Group of Boutique Resorts in Nilgiris Biosphere

Kurumghad islands of the Arabian sea.Raju has had a good three decades as an advertising photographer from 1992 to 2021.He started photography under the guidance of his Uncle Mr E Hanumantha Rao in the year 1979.With 46 years of serious wildlife photography and innumerable awards in national and international photo competitions, he has been a YPS member since 1980, winning awards continuously from 1981 to 1989. He is the winner of the Premier Award at the first YPS International competition 1986. He won the “Nature photographer of the Year 1989” awarded by the Federation of Indian Photography. He is the second Indian to win a BBC award in 1992. He is a avid traveler with stamping of over 16 countries and loves to experiment with lights, building his own lenses and gadgets. He has photographed close to 800 species of birds, 50 species of mammals and countless macro works. His professional advertising photography cruise with cars, watches, Ariel shots, products, industries, interiors, Food, Jewellery and hospitality has left an array of happy and satisfied clients. Website : http://www.rajuak.net/ Language: English Request you to join the session 15 minutes prior to check your audio and video functionality. The session starts sharp at 7.00 PM IST How to participate:Visit the below Google Meet Link on the day of the eventGoogle Meet Link: https://meet.google.com/qwd-atua-ieq In case of any issues in connecting to the meeting, please call us on our official number by clicking here or simply dial: +91 9513-YPS-BLR (+91 9513-977-257) You can also WhatsApp us by clicking here (or on the icon below) or by sending a WhatsApp message on the below-mentioned official number. Note: Registration is NOT necessary and look forward to seeing you all on Saturday at 7:00 PM IST. Some salient features of YPS Saturday Meets: Open for all photo enthusiasts

Hear and be heard – These are interactive sessions and not talk shows

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