13MayThe bright colored red roses, fragrant rich jasmines, freshly blossomed lotus, sunkissed marigold attracts the eyes of many residing in Chennai as it’s our #nammachennai’s flower fantasy land situated in the Badrian street or locally named Poo Kadai theru, Parrys corner (Pari Munai). Situated adjacent to Parrys Bus stop,
10FebLong Exposure You are probably wondering what exactly is long exposure photography since you are reading this. So, let me explain what it is. It’s the technique in which not only shutter is left open for a while, but also right choice of aperture, ISO, filters, lens and tripod are
04FebWhen flying on a plane, we often get excited to watch out from the window. The houses and street lamps become small boxes and stars of the ground. The symmetrical patterns and the beauty of the chaos can only be appreciated from that altitude. Setting out to capture those moments,
25JanFour of the Most Common Composition Mistakes In Photography I’ve seen photographers make lots of mistakes when it comes to composition. That’s not a criticism – we all get things wrong from time to time. But recognizing mistakes and putting them right is a key part of improving your composition skills.
The Morning Calls The dawn at George Town Flower Market, Parry’s Corner rhymes a harmony between the standstill archaic structures and the bustling activity of the market. On such a crisp morning, Madras Photo Bloggers conducted the Chancey-illa Photowalk in collaboration with Times of India. Srivatsan Sankaran led the group of
The 8th annual short play festival, Prakriti foundation’s Short and Sweet commenced with Wild Cards-1 on 3rd of July. Every year, it is flocked by the ever-growing theatre fraternity of Chennai This segment brought together nine plays by various theatre groups and college clubs. The show ran both English and
Coming from a land which has hosted some of the most famed people whose dedication and love for the language has inspired millions, here we present some of the prominent landmarks of this beautiful city. On the exploring trail of shutterbugs we have received an huge response for the contest
26DecSonnet Mondal has read, and represented India, at literary festivals in Macedonia; Cork, Ireland; Istanbul, Turkey; Granada, Nicaragua; Sri Lanka; and Slovakia. Winner of the 2016 Gayatri Gamarsh Memorial award for literary excellence, Sonnet was one of the authors of Silk Routes Project, IWP, University of IOWA. One of the
Calcutta is where she grew up. To breathe she churns poems; to earn a living she works as a journalist. Her poems have been featured in The McNeese Review, The Notre Dame Review, The Nassau Review, The Asian Age, The Telegraph, The Times of India, and many other publications. Her
Sharanya Manivannan is the author of four books, including the award-winning short story collection, The High Priestess Never Marries and the newly-released poetry collection, The Altar of the Only World. 1.Can you say something about what made you write your first poem?? I wrote my first poem at 7 years
