About the Photo:
“If I had a wish that I could wish for you
I’d make a wish for sunshine for all the while”
The sunshine, particularly the morning sunrays become visible when
scattered from fog in the winter and create beautiful patterns passing
through different obstacles. Capturing the drama in light and shadow
is the greatest satisfaction for any photographer. I shot this morning
rays while the sunrays were beaming through these beautifully
patterned trees in front of the faculty hall in Indian Institute of
Science. When I visualized this, I knew that all the elements present
in the frame would contribute positively to make one of my favorite
photos. It is always difficult to tackle and capture these tricky
lighting conditions but it gives immense satisfaction when they come
out well. I waited for a morning with dense fog and bright sunshine,
and finally it was the morning of a Saraswati puja day when I got
everything working just perfectly for me and here is the photo that I
made. Hope you all will like it. This photo has been exhibited in more
than ten international salons, and won a couple of honorable mentions.
About the author: Manas Khan, AFIAP
“Hope my photographs create a delicate balance between art and awareness”
Manas is an avid nature lover and photographer who loves to capture the uncontrived beauty of nature. He strives to portray his vision to spread an awareness of preserving the nature in its pristine form. Though his interest spans everything in the realm of nature photography, Manas is most fascinated by birds in flight photography. While his knowledge and skill with photography converge to master the image he visualizes, his immense love and admiration for nature enrich each frame he makes by adding unique perspective to it. By profession, Manas is a physicist, currently pursuing research in the University of California – Los Angeles. Prior to this, he was a graduate student in Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India. While he was honing his skills on technicalities with optical tweezers and table optics in the physics lab, it was in this lush green campus where he found his creative pursuit for photography. Sharing his vision with three of his friends, Manas founded the Bangalore Photography Club in 2006. His photographs are frequently exhibited in FIAP (The International Federation of Photographic Art) salons worldwide, winning. As recognition FIAP awarded him with the Artiste – FIAP in 2013. The award list includes many honorable mentions, a bronze medal from the United Photographers International (UPI), and a gold medal from the Photographic Society of America (PSA). He is also a member of the ‘Federation of Indian Photography’.
Manas’s photography can be explored at:
Web Photo Gallery: http://www.ArtlessBeauty.Net
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ArtlessBeauty.Net
500px: https://500px.com/artlessbeauty
About the art: ArtlessBeauty “Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” ~Albert Einstein Looking deep into nature is indeed magical; even a glimpse in enough to fill one with joy. Artless Beauty is a journey through such glimpses that the author is blessed with to behold and capture through his lenses. Besides showcasing mesmerizing nature, this endeavor is dedicated to spread awareness and advocate for the conservation of nature and wildlife. Let us look through the author’s eyes, his boundless love for nature and its artless beauty.
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