Out of Syllabus, by Nirupam Roy
As I am a school teacher by profession, I know from the bottom of my heart that these little ones like to make fun, noise, and hilarious activities during the time when there are no burdens of books. Such candid moods are great to watch as we all used to do during our school days, and miss those as we grow old. It’s great to be a Child…everyone should try it.
Nikon D5000 with Nikon 55-300mm | Exposure 1/30sec @ f/8 | Focal length 300mm | ISO 720
Out of Syllabus, by Nirupam Roy
Award Winner: Photo of the Day | May 18
Photo of the Day Award Category: Documentary Photography
Photograph Location: Coochbehar, West Bengal | India
Photographer: Nirupam Roy (Tufanganj, Coochbehar, West Bengal, India) Registered
Nirupam Roy is a school teacher by profession. His story of coming to the world of photography is quite fascinating. In one summer he planned a family trip to Orrisa, India. There he realized the necessity of a camera to capture the scenic beauty of the place surrounded by several sea-coasts. At the same time he wanted to photograph his family, especially his son Arkapravo, and bought his first camera Canon SX 40 HS. After returning home, he has fallen in love with photography passionately. Photography completely changes his whole attitude towards nature and human being. It gives him a sort of peace to his weary mind, as if a blessings from Almighty.
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school days r the golden days of life……..this pic is making me nostalgic….
loved it………..awesome….
Like the eye contact captured here
Fantastic picture…..lovely
Superb,loved the Energy in the frame.
It’s always nice to watch young students with hope and smile.
You catch well bright expression of students.
Very good photograph.
I just went to my school life………….. it is a great pic with great story telling…………. i m fond of pics that tell a whole story…..
Nice to bring back to my nostalgia….perfectly executed.
Thanks friends and “Light and Composition” team to provide me their precious platform for sharing my thoughts…thanks once again to keep my words in the arena of photography.