World Photography Day

There were 11 speakers at the session, including renowned photographer Raghu Rai, which was held in New Delhi. S.N. Sinha, president of WNCA, moderated the ...

But photojournalism is the evidence of that history being lived,” Rai added. “Change the direction of your camera from the government, and try to explore the untouched spaces. Rai, a photographer who has been on the ground for most of his career, spoke about journalistic ethics. “The media is being stopped from covering major events. But these days, people do not want the individual to work. “Events like these have to be seen as moments of introspection.

World Photography Day: It is celebrated by all those who practice photography as an art form to recognise its potential and spread wrens about it.

The World Photography Day (celebrated on August 19), it is important to know the rich history of photography and who took the first photograph. [National Geographic](https://www.nationalgeographic.com/photography/article/milestones-photography), the world's first photograph was taken by French scientist Joseph Nicephore Niepce. It is science for the novice who needs rules and guidelines to master the craft, and art for the masters to carve out a niche, to put them far above everyone else.

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To celebrate World Photography Day (19 August), participants from the Depth of Field photography talent programme reflect on their finest photos with Red ...

I spotted these girls who were laughing and I asked if I could take their photo because it was quite funny. It was raining at this point, so I had to shelter my camera under my poncho. Festivals are my favourite place to take photos at because music photography is my forte. "I took my phone out and recorded it in slow motion to find that Red Bull motorbike. “I had to find my own space, if not others will capture the same photo," explains Ahmad. Ms Banks had so much energy and was definitely one of my favourites performers.”

10 years since starting his celebrated 'Ornithographies', Xavi Bou discusses the impact of climate change on bird migrations.

The 43-year-old recently discovered the role of the ‘augur’ in [Greek](https://www.euronews.com/travel/2022/05/13/from-paris-to-corfu-check-out-the-top-rated-european-hotels-on-tripadvisor) and Roman culture - a person who read the movement of birds and other ‘omens’ to know the future. [photos](https://www.euronews.com/green/2021/11/10/cop26-transport-day-this-pilot-is-capturing-our-blue-planet-from-a-new-perspective) underwater. And he’s embarking on a new project to capture the insect world, which is undergoing “a massive [extinction](https://www.euronews.com/green/2022/05/14/insect-decline-could-massively-increase-food-bills-warn-scientists) in front of our eyes.” [Birds](https://www.euronews.com/green/2022/06/03/back-from-the-brink-of-extinction-the-spix-s-macaws-are-returning-to-the-wild) are an endless source of fascination, however, and ‘Ornithographies’ will surely be a lifelong project. “The mentalities are different because one is to be mindful and enjoy all the senses, and the other is more focused.” “One of the worst things for nature is the loss of habitat,” he says. The birds arrive in April and have chicks around June to July, nesting in the nooks and crannies of houses. The idea for ‘Ornithographies’ came while out on a walk in 2012. The iridescent birds only flock in winter, around October and February in the Mediterranean. It feels poetic and ecological in the way it draws out the links between birds and branches. This diverse fanbase speaks to the way ‘Ornithographies’ hovers between art and documentary. He began drawing them with his children, and learning their calls - a practice he recommends for anyone who wants to “feel you have superpowers.” During lockdown, in a flat on the Costa Brava, Xavi Bou became even more obsessed with birds.

Smartphones have become the go-to device for photography, for millions of users worldwide. As per a report by Photutorial, 1.2 trillion pictures were taken ...

The important point to notice is that the lighting doesn’t only define the brightness and the exposure of your pictures, but it also defines the tone and the mood of the photo. The more pictures you click using different settings the better you get at using the one that works the best in different lights and situations. Investing in Tripods will allow you to steady your phone and capture crisp images. It is extremely important to keep your smartphone steady while shooting images. Click pictures using different settings and scrutinize the difference. The number is expected to reach 1.72 trillion in 2022 and over 2 trillion by 2025.

World Photography Day is globally celebrated on August 19 every year. Check out theme, quotes and wishes for this beautiful day. Happy Photography Day to ...

This year on the eve of World Photography Day, the theme that went viral in 2022 is "Pandemic Lockdown through the lens". It is a skill to focus the camera lens on moving objects and these pictures after years can take you through a kaleidoscope of memories. In the year 1826, French photographer, Joseph Nicephore Niepce had taken the first permanent photograph of all time.

Is World Photography Day just another one of those made-up days? We're photographers — every day is a photography day for us.

Purposely take World Photography Day off and spend it culling and editing. But, who else is out there with a fresh take on the photography industry? Head out to the streets for a street photography workshop and learn to capture images on the go. Learn about the history of photography or famous photographers from the past. Workshops are such a great way to learn and immerse yourself in photography for a day or several days. We’re photographers — every day is a photography day for us.

PRNewswire/ -- As an ode to photographers, Canon India is celebrating the art of storytelling with its unique new campaign titled 'The Kathakaar of Life' on ...

is the sales and marketing subsidiary of Canon Inc., a world leader in imaging technologies. Set up in 1997, Canon India markets a comprehensive range of sophisticated contemporary digital imaging products and solutions in India. Through the close connection between its global head office in Tokyo and regional headquarters in America, Europe, Asia, Oceania, and regional headquarters in Japan, Canon combines its global and local operations organically. With a vision of humanizing and recognizing the fervour of professional photographers across the country, the campaign has been sung in a captivating and innocent voice of a child. Encapsulating all its game-changing features along with the distinctive stories of photographers across genres, the campaign weaves a closer connect with Canon's customers and appreciates the professional photography community. In the North, Canon held a photography workshop at Lovely Professional University, Phagwara for over 100 students from the Fine Arts department. C Sukumaran, Senior Director - Consumer System Products and Imaging Communication Business said, "As Indians, we take pride in being a country that is a melting pot of so many diverse cultures and at Canon in turn, we take pride in being a company that enables powerful storytelling for photographers across borders with the best imaging technology. As one of the leading brands in the imaging industry, we at Canon India would like to recognize the magical journey of the thriving community of photographers and empower them to push boundaries in their artistry through our expansive range of cameras that cater to both amateurs as well as professional photographers. Further, Canon also arranged for a photography workshop for professional photographers, aimed at enhancing participants knowledge of photography, upskilling more than 100 photographers. To ensure the same, Canon has introduced multiple consumer initiatives across the country. Six lucky winners across India will be announced on 31st August, crowned as the superstars and rewarded with exciting Canon merchandise. Entries will be in the form of reels to be posted along with the #KathakaarOfLife and specifying the genre of photography.

Inter have shared a video that shows a quickfire series of action shots of Nerazzurri stars in both matches and training over the recent years. The video.