Tag Archive for: Black & White Photography
Reckless Youth by Karthick Saravanan
While following my regular weekend routine of capturing photos at a beach in Chennai, India, I stumbled upon a scene where a boy was playfully interacting with a rope-tied boat, practicing its movement in the sea. Utilizing the dramatic monochrome mode, I captured the sunrise casting shadows as the boys worked together to pull the boat from the sea, . The upside-down kattumaram boat in the frame adds an adventurous and playful element, beautifully illustrating the carefree essence of childhood
Shaping the Clay by Swati Iyer
This photo was taken at the house of a potter in Kutch, Gujarat, India. His craftsmanship has led him to teaching students pottery at CEPT University in Ahmedabad, one of India's most prestigious Art university. This photo was taken at his humble home where he showed us the process of making one of these majestic pots and taught us few pottery skills.
Walking on the Rocks by Karthick Saravanan
Walking on the rocks during sunrise sounds like a magical experience! The sunrise lighting can create stunning silhouettes, especially when the light comes from behind the subjects. Silhouettes against the rising sun can add drama and beauty to photographs. I can imagine that the combination of the rocky landscape, the early morning light, and the silhouettes created a truly captivating atmosphere. If you have any photos or further details about your experience, I'd be glad to hear more about it!