Satish says, “The latest craze amongst travelers is Vietnam – the future destination. The people and the culture of this country is very interesting. Their works are intensely different and intriguing. I will showcase the various aspects of Vietnamese life, so that people visiting the country, particularly photographers, will get an in-depth insight.” His presentation will take us through the photographic opportunities, for travel and street photography.
Youth Photographic Society is well known for its Wildlife Photographers right from the days its inception in 1971. YPS celebrates Wildlife Week every year with various programs. This year also we have lined up various activities such as, a member photography competition, with wildlife abstracts as the theme, webinars, macro photo walk and a clean-up drive in a reserve forest.
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Dates : 6th -14th December 2024. (These are the tour dates, depending on flights travel dates might be +/- 1 day.)
Last Day for registration: 25th September 2024
Cambodia is the land of smiles. The people have for a long time suffered from war, civil war, colonialism and opportunism yet continue to smile. Cambodia offers diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage and stunning architecture. Its UNESCO world heritage sites are a sight to behold.
Our 9 day 8 night tour will start in Phnom Penh the capital, wind its way to Battambang with its mix of Buddhism and French Colonial architecture and finally end at Siem Reap the town that is the base to explore the Angkor Wat Archaeological Park that is spread over 400 Sq. Km. Other important stops will be Oudong Monastery, Kampong Chnang, and Phnom Sampov .
In Siem Reap we will be visiting Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm (Tomb Raider Temple), and Angkor Thom among many others.
We will travel in a comfortable van/bus and stay at nice comfortable hotels
YPS Saturday Meet | Sep 14, Sat | 5:30 PM IST | Bird Photography | Google Meet
Jainy will showcase her perspective on bird photography and field techniques through some of her images. She would also cover some of her bird watching experiences from Brazil, Borneo and China.
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….
