YPS Wildlife Week | Tuesday, October 07 | 5:30 PM IST | Wildlife Photography | Google Meet
Presentation by: Sangram Govardhane
An artist, sculptor, architect, and photographer, Sangram has always strived to find creative satisfaction in everyday work and artistic pursuits.
As part of DCP Expeditions, he has traveled extensively across the length and breadth of India, exploring diverse landscapes and wildlife. In this presentation, he will share his journey from being a young, introverted village boy to becoming a recognized photographer, highlighting the key factors that shaped this transformation.
The session will feature a blend of his mainstream wildlife work alongside images captured with unconventional approaches that bring out fresh, creative perspectives.
YPS Wildlife Week | Wednesday, October 08 | 5:30 PM IST | Wildlife Photography | Google Meet
Presentation by: Praveen P Mohandas
“Birds are the harbingers of a new day, new season, changes and differences in our immediate environment. To most of us, birds represent musical sounds and bewitching colours. As a photographer this seems to me a very shallow understanding of the avian world because we are distracted by mere superficial elements. There is more to birds than what appears on the surface – tales of strength, survival, energy and beauty. The presentation that you are about to see is an exploration of the captivating world of birds through black and white photographs, showcasing the beauty, texture, and contrast of birds in their natural environment highlighting their behaviour and interactions without the distraction of colour.”
YPS Wildlife Week | Monday, October 06 | 5:30 PM IST | Wildlife Photography | Google Meet
Presentation by: Kedar Bhide
Solitude, patience, and wild encounters — The presentation ‘Witness to the Wild’ shares three decades of photography across habitats where light and life meet
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.