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 Hall Meet | Wildlife | Saturday, 20 Sep | 6:30 pm | State Youth Centre
Fragments of the Untamed is a photographic exploration of nature, where every photograph is a fleeting whisper of life beyond human boundaries. These images are not complete stories but fragments — glimpses of untamed beauty, raw emotion, and timeless mystery. Through light, shadow, and stillness, the presentation reflects on the fragile yet resilient spirit of the wild, encouraging us to pause, wonder, and reconnect with the essence of nature.
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
Exhibition of Prints | On The Spot Shoot, Share & Win | 23-24, August 2025 | 11 AM to 5 PM | Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath
YPS Hall Meet | Practical Interactive Session | Sunday , 10 Aug | 10:00 AM | State Youth Centre
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Testing a lens before field use is essential to verify optical performance and mechanical integrity. It helps detect issues like de-centering, focus shift, chromatic aberration, or inconsistent autofocus. Field conditions leave little room for troubleshooting, so pre-testing ensures the lens delivers expected sharpness, contrast, and focus reliability. This step also familiarizes the user with the lens’s behavior across apertures and focal lengths. This way you know the boundary of the lens behaviour within which you can play around.
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