Also see: Every year Darter conducts mentored photography tours to Hornbill Festival and North East India. Hornbill Festival in Nagaland is a visual delight for photographers, with Naga warriors dressed in their colorful traditional attire, women adorning their best jewelry and elders who have seen the world change around them telling stories that are truly […]
Pratap J, our post processing expert who also mentors our ‘Workshop on Digital Post-processing using Adobe Lightroom‘ writes on why post-processing is an essential part of every photographer’s workflow. Image processing using a post-processing software is common among digital photographers. There is an opinion among people that photographers who use post-processing to enhance their images aren’t good at […]
Also see: Classic Myanmar – A Photography Tour It’s been a few years since I have been travelling to Myanmar regularly. Each time I revisit the country, I can’t help but wonder how beautiful and photogenic the country is, how graceful its people are, how aesthetic its tall pagodas are and how composed its monks are. […]
Today in our Meet The Mentor series let us introduce you to Dinesh Maneer a passionate photographer from Bengaluru, India. Dinesh is a mentor for our ‘Sky, Earth & Water – Landscape Photography Workshop – Gokarna’. His photographs are mainly focused on landscapes, portraits and culture of his home state Karnataka. By profession he is a mechanical […]
This story is authored by by Dinesh Maneer, our mentor for the Landscape Photography Workshop at Gokarna that we conduct every February. See more about Dinesh and his work at dineshmaneer.com The Coastline and coastal area of Karnataka is about 320 KMs long and ranges 8-25Kms towards inland areas. With vast sandy beaches dotted with cliffs and rock formations, […]
Also see: our photography tour to Rajasthan during the year-end holidays. Think of Rajasthan and one thinks of opulent palaces and formidable forts where history was written and geographical boundaries changed with every battle. Think of Rajasthan and one thinks of a sea of sand dunes, with caravans of camels against a sunset. Think of […]