Travel Photography

If you are a passionate traveler, you must have a sound knowledge of photography to record the moments, experiences, people met, places seen, when you travel.

We photographers, we travel for pictures.

There are many ways to start learning photography. You could either choose the Sunday Masterclass here an learn the basics of photography in Bombay...

Or

perhaps you could choose to learn photography in an entirely new place... Secret Gardens is a beautiful space in Goa, by the Beach...

Gift yourselves or your loved ones a short fast 2 nights/3 days course in photography.

We reach Goa on Friday night, stay there for Saturday and return on Sunday. So you might have to take a leave from Friday.

Photography and traveling go hand in hand. For us photographers, our body of work is what we live for. And the more you travel, the better it becomes as you grow in experience too...

These workshops are dedicated to helping you make a strong body of work. The content and format are pretty much the same as in the Sunday Masterclass.

The format

• Early morning and evening outdoor shoot as per the theme of the day.

• Professional guidance at every step

• Professional guidance at every step

• Theory or edit sessions in the evenings

• Theory or edit sessions in the evenings

The course will also teach you -

• Exposure balance (Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO )

• Camera handling

• Understanding Digital photography

• Understanding exposure

• White Balance

• Composition rules,

• Landscape and cityscape photography

• Portraiture - Color and Black and White)

• Understanding Outdoor Lighting

• Fine Art photography

• Handling digital files and Digital negatives (DNG)

• Building up stories

• Adobe Photoshop for fine editing of your images (basics)

Of course we will keep some time for fun as well, but post the workshop.

For cost and further details, pls call me - 9821918991

Kaushik Chakravorty Photography

Though I received formal training in photography from Symbiosis, however the learning continued way beyond the classroom as I had the good fortune of interacting with various professors, national and international photographers, editors and professionals in advertising and cinema, each of whom have left an indelible print in my mind.

Though I started my career as a journalist (writer / photographer) with Times of India and then a niche photography magazine, I tasted freedom only when I decided to go independent. Since then there has been no looking back... advertising, magazines, direct clients, celebrities, exhibitions, and the saga continues. Let me tell you, that as a photographer each day is a brand new opportunity to capture a story, that would have otherwise gone unseen and unheard of.

In my leisure I teach photography, conduct wildlife photography workshops.