Exhibition of Prints | On The Spot Shoot, Share & Win | 23-24, August 2025 | 11 AM to 5 PM | Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath

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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YPS Saturday Hall Meet | Members’ Picture Appreciation | State Youth Centre
Review by:
Venkatesh B S
Prema Kakade
YPS Open House is where experts and novices meet as equals, to hold meaningful collective conversations that enhance learning for everyone. Pictures will be reviewed to give constructive feedback to help improve your skills
Continue reading Open HouseYPS 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





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.




