26 March is the birthday of Larry Page, cofounder of Google. Lawrence Edward Page is a computer engineer, born 26 Mar 1973. He was a graduate student when he co-founded Google Inc. with Sergey Brin, while working on thier Ph.D. program. Google has been the second most valuable brand in the world for consecutive four years.
Larry Page Quote on Dreams
You never lose a dream. It just incubates as a hobby.
22 March is celebrated as World Water Day. Love to share the work done by Mr. Aabid Surti and his Drop Dead Foundation. The man is 80+ and still doing this great work to inspire individuals about saving water and starting from a Drop! Great initiative for the cause!
Happy Birthday to Dear Venu!
Lala Lajpat Rai quote in the memory of his birthday 28 January.
Wish you a very Happy Republic Day for all my readers and lovely people here.
On the occasion of Netaji’s Birthday, Famous quotes by Subhas Chandra Bose.
The Himalaya Logo was designed by Ray+Keshavan, 1934 established design studio based in Begaluru. Originaly Himalaya Drug Company (HDC) has its history way back in 1930. Founder Mr. M. Manal who wanted to test the properties of herbs scientifically while travelling through forests of Burma. To ‘bring the traditional Indian science of Ayurveda to society in a contemporary form’ was the vision of Mr. Manal. The efforts of Mr. Manal lead to the future Himalaya offering 300 healthcare and personal care products. In 2001, company decided to adopt a new unified brand strategy. Himalaya hired Ray+Keshavan for this design assignment. Ray and Keshavan is one of the country’s most admired brand and design consultancies. They have worked for industry pioneers across multiple sectors, including Infosys, Airtel, Cipla, Titan, Unilever, Vistara, Wipro etc.
-The name Himalaya is inspired by the mountain ranges of Himalaya having plenty secrets of Nature and Herbs.
-The leaf that forms the crossbar of the letter H represents the company’s focus on herbal healthcare.
-The teal green reflects our closeness to nature, while the orange is evocative of warmth, vibrancy and our commitments to caring.
Just tried my own version of Mud Art and diffused it with Marathi Calligraphy. The Word here is AAI meaning Mother.
In India mostly in Gujrat and Rajastan, Mud Art is very famous art. It is an art form with Mud and Mirrors making great exhibits called as Lippan Kam or Lippan Work. Making a wish for New year I am happy to display this traditions art form from India. I have not made a lippan art exactly but its typography experiment inspired by Mud art. To all my readers and lovely people here, I wish you a very happy and creative new year 2017. Hope this year will bring more creative posts on art and design. Please enjoy the Mud Art special for the lovely people here.
Some information about this Indian Art,
For more to read on some of the forms of traditional Indian Art like Warli you can visit my earlier Posts on Art.
Wish you very Happy Republic Day!
After awesome response to Nine versions,
This week I am presenting a tenth and the last version version of Photo Poetry on Flame Photography for lovely readers and poets. Request My Lovely Poet Bloggers to try your poetry on Flame Photography. Thanks in advance and much excited about your responses!
Instructions Photo Poetry Flame Photography
Most of the contributors are aware about the instructions still new ones and old please refer the previous challenge page for instructions here.
Due to some technical constraints, I will be able to make 14 pages of flipbook only! Hence hurry up and book a place in First 12 Poetry on Buildings Photography!
Due to requests of the contributors, I will keep this open for the full week ending on Thursday (18 Aug 2016, 16:00 hrs IST). Hope you will get quality time to come up with the BEST!
Happy to announce 9th Photo Poetry Flipbook on Buildings Photography! This Flipbook is now Live and readers can enjoy the same! I hope you will love it and appreciate the same by dropping a line here. I am very much Thankful to the Contributors of Buildings Photo Poetry and Lovely People in My Network!
Two interesting entries for poetry on Buildings Photography, Continue reading “How Photo Poetry on Buildings Made!”
After awesome response to Eight versions,
This week I am presenting a ninth and second last version version of Photo Poetry on Buildings Photography for lovely readers and poets. Request My Lovely Poet Bloggers to try your poetry on Buildings Photography. Thanks in advance and much excited about your responses!
Instructions Photo Poetry Buildings Photography
Most of the contributors are aware about the instructions still new ones and old please refer the previous challenge page for instructions here.
Due to some technical constraints, I will be able to make 14 pages of flipbook only! Hence hurry up and book a place in First 12 Poetry on Buildings Photography!
Entries are closed Now.
Two amazing entries for poetry on Buildings Photography,
The elusive Sleep
The numerous sleepless nights,
To achieve the dream of own house,
Are still extending in the luxurious bed
In the tiny room on the seventh floor,
For now the reason is suffocation..
From the scarcity of nature around!
Building – My Story
Once a humble abode, in the open expanse
Taking gigantic strides, standing tall,
I have now reached for the skies.
Inspired, all from my clan followed my path,
Now, surrounded and stifled,
Alas, I once again long for the open expanse!!
My entry to this week’s photography challenge Narrow. This image is the part of Street photography on the streets of Pune. The time is Pandharpur yatra Dindi 2015. Taken in the evening when sun was setting in the west. Twilight can be well observed in the photograph.
Happy to announce 8th Photo Poetry Flipbook on Birds Photography! This Flipbook is now Live and readers can enjoy the same! I hope you will love it and appreciate the same by dropping a line here. I am very much Thankful to the Contributors of Birds Photo Poetry and Lovely People in My Network!
Four interesting entries for poetry on Lightning Photography, Continue reading “How Photo Poetry on Birds Made!”
In 1994 IIT Guwahati logo was designed by Yeshwant Chaudhary, graduated being first in the class from the Sir J. J. Institute of Applied Arts at Bombay. He also designed Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited –HDFC Logo. And this is still in use even after 38 years. To know more about the legendery designer visit Series on Design masters in India where you can find the works of Yeshwant Chaudhary.
IIT Guwahati logo is based on the concept of sound connection between the mind, body and soul. The concept underlines the deep philosophy of cosmic beliefs in the field of Yoga (a philosophy practice in India since the Vedic times). The triad connected with sound training and education creates a unified assimilation of true Indian values of education. (Source: D’source, IIT Bombay)
Design process and formal significance of IIT Guwahati Logo is explained by Yeshwant Chaudhary. Three yogic centres Mind, Body and Heart achieving dynamics of aspiration.
The Purusha representing Generative Technology and can be visualised by Yellow Ochre. Being the central factor, Purusha moves the three forces together to generate an interactive momentum. This can be visualised well in the logo with red interacting with blue, white with red and blue with white with yellow at the centre and around the periphery. This well depicted here in IIT Guwahati logo by Yeshwant Chaudhary. This interactive momentum achieving aspirative technology onto the dynamics in order and in continuum. This logo in true sense depicting the true values of Indian Education.
After awesome response to Seven versions,
This week I am presenting a eighth version of Photo Poetry on Birds Photography for lovely readers and poets. Request My Lovely Poet Bloggers to try your poetry on Birds Photography. Thanks in advance and much excited about your responses!
Instructions Photo Poetry Birds Photography
Most of the contributors are aware about the instructions still new ones and old please refer the previous challenge page for instructions here.
Due to some technical constraints, I will be able to make 14 pages of flipbook only! Hence hurry up and book a place in First 12 Poetry on Birds Photography!
Entries are closed Now.
Four amazing entries for poetry on Birds Photography,
Early morning chirps all around,
Different voices & different sounds,
Flocks of pigeons touring & racing,
Moving swaying with you all astound,
Love to watch u fly high,
Gives me hope to dream & try,
Coz stopping is not an option,
And whatever, however it is we ain’t cry.
Freedom
The hole, my nest was safe..
The food around kept me alive..
But being holed curbed my wings..
And taught me, surviving isn’t living..
I flew out, stretching my wings..
Now, I’ve the sky to soar and a life to live!
चिड़िया
मेरे सूने आँगन में, आकर बैठी नन्ही चिड़िया, कर रही थी शैतानी।
खाकर दाना, पीकर पानी, अब करने लगी थी वो मनमानी।।
फुदक-फुदककर चलती थी, तो सर्र से कभी उड़ जाती थी।
मैं जो गुमसुम बैठी रहूँ, तो गाकर गाना मुझे हँसाती थी।।
एक छोटी-सी चिड़िया ने चहकाया था मेरा आँगन।
एक छोटी-सी चिड़िया ने याद दिलाया था बचपन।।
Fly High…
Let go of the dark
Flutter your wings and fly high
Like this love pigeon
My entry to Cherry On Top, would love to highlight the colours, adding vibrancy and contrast as well to this photograph. It was really a serene experience while walking along with Palkhi in Pandharpur Yatra last year. I captured these colours during my spiritual journey in Dindi. These are decorative pieces on the horns of an Ox. I have cropped this photograph near to get the feel of composition in rule of thirds.
My entry to Cherry On Top, would love to highlight the details, that made viewing this photograph a good experience. I loved the reflections on the Samaya comming from yellow rangoli sand and orange flowers aside. You can use this simple rangoli pattern for borders around shapes like round, rectangular etc. Putting simple dots of rangoli around Samaya and using a match box stick has made it more beautiful!
Happy to announce seventh Photo Poetry Flipbook on Lightning Photography! This Flipbook is now Live and readers can enjoy the same! I hope you will love it and appreciate the same by dropping a line here. I am very much Thankful to the Contributors of Lightning Photo Poetry and Lovely People in My Network!
Five interesting entries for poetry on Lightning Photography, Continue reading “How Photo Poetry on Lightning Made!”
1979 established Mahavir Hospital which was a public charitable trust. The logo of Mahavir Hospitals is designed by great Sudarshan Dheer. This logo is still “NOT OUT” for more than three decades. Mr. Dheer has contributed to the discipline of graphic design for over 50 years. Many of the very well established corporates have their identity designed by him. For more details find Biography and work of Mr. Sudarshan Dheer.
After awesome response to Six versions,
This week I am presenting a seventh version of Photo Poetry on Lightning Photography for lovely readers and poets. Request My Lovely Poet Bloggers to try your poetry on Lightning Photography. Thanks in advance and much excited about your responses!
Instructions Photo Poetry Lightning Photography
Most of the contributors are aware about the instructions still new ones and old please refer the previous challenge page for instructions here.
Due to some technical constraints, I will be able to make 14 pages of flipbook only! Hence hurry up and book a place in First 12 Poetry on Lightning Photography!
Entries are closed now.
Continue reading “Announcement #7: Photo Poetry on Lightning Photography”
This week the Details will be showcased from photography portfolio Photolia. Here the details like single dew drop collected in the petals, is captured in dew drop photography. Previous details from Sunset Photography, the Clouds and the tones of Sunset, many dew drops on the petals of the flower!
National Integration Council logo was designed by iconic designer Benoy Sarkar. An alumni of National Institute of Design (NID), Ahmedabad, Mr. Sarkar who was blessed with teachings from legendary graphic designers like Paul Rand at Yale University while doing his masters. The National Integration Council originated in a conference convened by Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in 1961. The purpose was to find ways to counter problems that were dividing the country including attachment to specific communities, castes, regions and languages. Now it is a body under Ministry of Home.
For more details find Biography and work of Mr. Benoy Sarkar.
The logo is iconic, depicting people joining hands to integrate and assimilate ideas. The efforts aims to propagate a secular, equal and strong socio-economic and political fraternity in India. These values are enhanced visually by the use of the national tri-colour palette of Indian flag.(Source: D’source, IIT Bombay)
Happy to announce sixth Photo Poetry Flipbook on Flower Photography! This Flipbook is now Live and readers can enjoy the same! I hope you will love it and appreciate the same by dropping a line here. I am very much Thankful to the Contributors of Flower Photo Poetry and Lovely People in My Network!
Six interesting entries for poetry on Flower Photography, Continue reading “How Photo Poetry on Flower Made!”
After awesome response to five versions,
This week I am presenting a sixth version of Photo Poetry on Flower Photography for lovely readers and poets. Request My Lovely Poet Bloggers to try your poetry on Flower Photography. Thanks in advance and much excited about your responses!
Instructions Photo Poetry Flower Photography
Due to some technical constraints, I will be able to make 14 pages of flipbook only! Hence hurry up and book a place in First 12 Poetry on Flower Photography!
Entries are closed Now !
Continue reading “Announcement #6 : Photo Poetry on Flower Photography”
Looking up really can teach many things in real life too. Here is the flyover perspective from the bottom of the bridge. We can use this technique in photography and in real life as well. The technique is named as PERSPECTIVE.
While looking up you can learn many things. Today I would like to introduce one of the photography techniques most useful for composition and balance. For Rule of Thirds Example, photograph of flight is cropped for improving the composition and alignment of an image in the frame. For further interesting rule of third examples and theory about rule of thirds you can google the subject.
For Month of July -Water Colour Month, converted digitally to water colour painting. This water colour effect can be given online.
For this week’s challenge, I took a moment a moment to look up. My first entry this week. I can visualize and hear the story between building and the tree branches with sky in between them. Amazing scene for water colour painting. Hence converted digitally to water colour painting. Interestingly the month of July is being celebrated as Water Colour Month. This water colour effect is given in Pixlr.
Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) logo was designed by Benoy Sarkar, alumni of National Institute of Design (NID), Ahmedabad. Mr. Sarkar who was blessed with teachings from legendary graphic designers like Paul Rand at Yale University while doing his masters. This logo is one of the master pieces from his work.
The logo presenting the inter-connecting arrows facing each other signify the inter-sate local bus services. The overlap and use of mirror images creates an interesting and unique form to show interconnected transport between states. The simple and open juxtaposition of arrows also connotes efficiency in terms of speed, quality service, continuous services etc (Source: D’source, IIT Bombay)
For more details find Biography and work of Mr. Benoy Sarkar.
Happy to announce fifth Photo Poetry Flipbook on Nature Photography! This Flipbook is now Live and readers can enjoy the same! I hope you will love it and appreciate the same by dropping a line here. I am very much Thankful to the Contributors of Nature Photo Poetry and Lovely People in My Network!
Six interesting entries for poetry on Nature Photography, Continue reading “How Photo Poetry on Nature Made!”
Entry No. 6
Continue reading “Nature Photography and Photo Poetry Update#6”
I was becoming hungry weeks by weeks and moths by months! You poured much of the love on my blog. I am very glad to take this opportunity after Continue reading “Thanks Again, My Lovely Network!”
Photo Poetry on Nature Photography
After awesome response to four versions,
This week I am presenting a fifth version of Photo Poetry on Nature Photography for lovely readers and poets. Request My Lovely Poet Bloggers to try your poetry on Nature Photography. Thanks in advance and much excited about your responses!
Instructions Photo Poetry Nature Photography
Due to some technical constraints, I will be able to make 14 pages of flipbook only! Hence hurry up and book a place in First 12 Poetry on Nature Photography!
Entries are closed Now
Continue reading “Announcement #5 : Photo Poetry on Nature Photography”
Happy to announce fourth Photo Poetry Flipbook on Sun Photography! This Flipbook is now Live and readers can enjoy the same! I hope you will love it and appreciate the same by dropping a line here. I am very much Thankful to the Contributors of Sun Photo Poetry and Lovely People in My Network!
Thirteen interesting entries for poetry on Sun Photography, Continue reading “How Photo Poetry on Sun Made!”
I am grateful to all the participants and readers of Photo Poetry on Sun Photography. Thanks for the enthusiasm, likes and love for the Series of Poetry Posts during the last week. Much appreciated and awesome response to,
Please wait for few hours for Flipbook on Photo Poetry on Sun Photography. I will make that happen by today for sure! Please bear with my tight schedule! Thank you all!
The first marketing initiative of its kind, Incredible India was conceptualized in 2002. The team behind the campaign was V Sunil from O&M Delhi and Amitabh Kant from Ministry of Tourism. The whole campaign was aimed at branding to create a distinctive identity for the country. The exercise resulted in the iconic Incredible India logo. The Department of Tourism team was behind the conceptualization of the logo involving V.K. Duggal, Rathi Vinay Jha and Aitabh Kant.
In 2004, the Ministry of Tourism in India initiated the glorious “Incredible India” campaign with the main theme of “Atithi Devo Bhava”meaning ‘Guest is God’; with an aim to create a sensitivity towards tourists visiting India and the stakeholders facilitating the development of tourism in India. The exclamation mark forms the ‘I” of India. The exclamation used creatively across several visuals compliments the concept behind the word “Incredible” (Source: D’source, IIT Bombay)
Exclamation sign in Incredible India logo was used to great effect across all communications. The campaign successfully established India as a high-end tourist destination, generating a 16% increase in tourist traffic in the first year. (Source: incredibleindiacampaign.com). The campaign execution was mainly done in foreign markets in both print and digital media. Some of the work with creative use of Incredible Indian Logo can be viewed on their website.
Submission to weekly photo Challenge Partners
Photo Poetry on Sun Photography
After awesome response to
- Photo Poetry on Leaf Silhouette and Photo Poetry Flipbook– Leaf Silhouette
- Photo Poetry on Stray Birds and Photo Poetry Flipbook-Stray Birds
- Photo Poetry on Moon Photography and Photo Poetry Flipbook-Moon Photography
This week I am presenting a fourth version of Photo Poetry on Sun Photography for lovely readers and poets. This is inspired by an earlier photo poetry on Moon Photography. Request My Lovely Poet Bloggers to try your poetry on Sun Photography. Thanks in advance and much excited about your responses!
Instructions Photo Poetry Sun Photography
- You need to play with words on the given Sun Photography
- Your poetry must be less than six lines, strictly to follow
- You have to submit the poetry here in comments of this post
- Please take care of spelling mistakes to save my time
- Timeline is 24 hours from the time, when this post is live
- After you submit the poetry, I will convert it into Photo Poetry
- At the end of the 24 hours, poetry flipbook will be published
- Don’t worry! All rights of poetry will be with you only
- This is fun and enjoy it to the fullest!
Due to some technical constraints, I will be able to make 14 pages of flipbook only! Hence hurry up and book a place in First 12 Poetry on Sun Photography!
Continue reading “Announcement : Photo Poetry on Sun Photography”
Happy to announce third Photo Poetry Flipbook on Moon Photography! This Flipbook is now Live and readers can enjoy the same! Sorry for a little delay. I hope you will love it and appreciate the same by dropping a line here. I am very much Thankful to the Contributors of Moon Photo Poetry and Lovely People in My Network!
Thirteen interesting entries for poetry on Moon Photography, Continue reading “How Photo Poetry on Moon Made!”
I am grateful to all the participants and readers of Photo Poetry on Moon Photography. Thanks for the enthusiasm, likes and love for the Series of Poetry Posts during the last week. Much appreciated and awesome response to,
I am sorry that I could not Publish the Flipbook on Photo Poetry on Moon Photography. I will make that happen by tomorrow for sure! Please bear with my tight schedule! Thank you all!
I was becoming hungry weeks by weeks and moths by months! You poured much of the love on my blog . I am very glad to take this opportunity after every two weeks since last couple of months, of being grateful to all readers of Zero Creativity Learnings. Last notification by WordPresswas on 27 April 2016, 10 May 2016, 23 May 2016, 27 May 2016, 10 June 2016 and its 24 June 2016!
I am sure all of these likes and love have come for the Series of Poetry Posts during the last week. Thanks for awesome response to Continue reading “Thanks! My Network is Growing!”
Having a tradition of more than a century, established in 1900, the Murugappa Group is one of India’s leading business conglomerates. The group is founded, managed, and largely owned by the Murugappa family. Murugappa Group logo was designed by Delhi based design Studio, Lopez Design in 2010.
Announcement Photo Poetry : Moon Photography
After awesome response to
This week I am presenting a third version of Photo Poetry for lovely readers. This is inspired by an attempt in weekly photo challenges Curve, where I have posted the above photograph of Moon. Request My Lovely Poet Bloggers to try your words on Moon Photography. Thanks in advance and much excited about your responses!
Moon Photography Photo Poetry Instructions
Continue reading “Requesting Photo Poetry on Moon Photography”
Will never will get tired to photograph Sun. The silhouettes in Sunset or Sunrise will always attract me. One of the shots from collections on Sunset Photography. This post is here in response to Weekly Photo Challenge Curve.
June born in Rafael Nadal also called as King of Clay Court who has won 9 titles highest by any layer all the time. Rafael Nadal has also achievd the Career Golden Slam and he is only a second male singles player in history, after Andre Agassi, to achieve this. Career Golden Slam includes all four Grand Slams and Olympic gold.
I have shared many photo posts on my memories of last year Pandharpur yatra also called as Dindi. This Rangoli Design is from last year’s Pandharpur wari collections. The lines at the bottom of the photograph say, “Started a School of Chanting Vithal (Lord Vishnu)”
You can find many posts on Rangoli Designs on my blog like World’s Largest Rangoli. This post is here in response to Weekly Photo Challenge Curve.
My last entry to this series is on
India has a rich tradition of festivals and for festivals, Rangoli Designs will be an integral part of celebrations. You can find many posts on Rangoli Designs on my blog like World’s Largest Rangoli. Making Rangoli Designs is a part Indian Culture and is being followed since many years. Basically Rangoli Designs are created using colours sand, flower petals, rice, flour etc. They are drawn on the floors, courtyards, grounds. One of the types of Rangoli is called as Sankar Bharti Rangoli. It is a the most popular in Maharashtra. On many occasions like Ganesha Festival, Diwali we create Sanskar Bharti Rangoli Designs.
A very special technique is followed to draw Sanskar Bharti Rangoli Designs. It is drawn using either three or five fingers to create beautiful patterns and Curves. Sanskar Bharti Rangoli Design with five fingers is called as ‘Paach Boti’ meaning (Five Fingers).It has unique style to draw borders, circles, curves and patterns. You can search for many VDOs on Sanskar Bharti Designs for detailed procedures.
Bengaluru-based Graphic Design studio Ray and Kesavan designed the logo for Infosys in 1996. When Infosys was planning to scale up exponentially, they approached Ray and Keshavan to design Infosys logo. The organisation had to be lifted from an Indian brand to a global brand. The Infosys logo had to be designed for a brand Continue reading “Infosys Logo by Ray and Keshavan”
These posts are part of Pure- Photography Challenge. What can be more Purer than Flowers in terms of its beauty! Lets try this week on Creative Flower Photography. While exploring my photography portfolio I came across these creative flower photography. You can have look at my other photographs in my Photography Portfolio, Photolia.
Just to have background of an ongoing series on Creative Flower Photography, you can read my previous posts,
Today I am going to introduce Robert Mapplethorpe, American Photographer known for his highly stylized black and white medium of photography. Continue reading “B&W Creative Flower Photography”
Tennis is being the part of Olympic Games from the first version since 1896 in the history of Olympics. Star tennis players are always in lime light when it comes to Olympics Games. As apart of Olympic Countdown for Rio 2016, wrote various posts on the star players and their performance in the tennis at Olympics. Here is just compilation of these posts for reading at one place. Read about Star Tennis Players like Federer, Murray, Williams Sisters and Andre Agassi in Olympics.
All these posts also compile the Olympic Quotes by these tennis stars. Hope you will enjoy!
These posts are part of Pure- Photography Challenge. What can be more Purer than Flowers in terms of its beauty! Lets try this week on Creative Flower Photography. While exploring my photography portfolio I came across these creative flower photography. You can have look at my other photographs in my Photography Portfolio, Photolia.
Just to have background of an ongoing series on Creative Flower Photography, you can read my previous posts,
Today I am going to introduce Kaas Pathar, locally also known as Plateau of Flowers. Kaas Pathar is 125 kms away from Pune, situated near Satara. Most of the photographers, tourists and bloggers may be aware about this beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here follows a brief information on this beautiful site. Continue reading “Kaas Pathar: Plateau of Flowers”
Andre Agassi is one of the star tennis players of open era. Las Vegas born tennis player has also several achievements in the career having Career Slam and Golden Slam including a Olympic Medal. Andre Agassi won a Gold Medal in Men’s Singles in Atlanta Olympics 1996. During that year, America won 3 of the 4 gold medals in Tennis, sparing one to Australia.
Nothing can substitute for just plain hard work – Andre Agassi
Also read about Star Tennis Players like Federer, Murray, Williams Sister in Olympics,
What can be more Purer than Flowers in terms of its beauty! Lets try this week on Creative Flower Photography. I am once again happy to admire WordPress team for many creative photography challenges they run for us every week. While exploring my photography portfolio I came across these creative flower photography. You can have look at my other photographs in my Photography Portfolio, Photolia.
Yesterday posted about a Creative Flower Photography Project ‘The Ash’ from the studio Ars Thanea. I would love to share a simple technique of making cutout flowers. This can be learned under cut out photography from many free resources online.
Countdown started when Rio Olympics 2016 has 79 days left! Counting down from 79 to make some interesting posts about Olympics. This series will showcase interesting stories, facts, moments, design information about the Olympics. Hope this will be more joyful reading than other regular features like Classic Logos of India
What can be more Purer than Flowers in terms of its beauty! Lets try this week on Creative Flower Photography. I am once again happy to admire WordPress team for many creative photography challenges they run for us every week. While exploring my photography portfolio I came across these creative flower photography. You can have look at my other photographs in my Photography Portfolio, Photolia.
Today I would love to present the pure form of beauty through Creative Flower Photography. I hope readers will pour love onto this also. Here it goes!
By looking at this photograph, it might have reminded many readers about my booming posts on Photo quotes in response to weekly photo challenge Earth. You can refer the post, 6 Easy Online Tools to Make Beautiful Photo Quotes.
Creative Production Studio, Ars Thanea and the team from Poland have crafted the beautiful aspect of the creative flower photography through their Project named ‘The Ash’. It was a personal project made for fun at the studio based in Warsaw, Poland. The Ash- came to the minds as a simple thought- glowing roses- maybe as a some kind of symbol or maybe as a simple whim.
I am becoming hungry weeks by weeks and moths by months! I am very glad to take this opportunity after every two weeks since last couple of months, of being grateful to all readers of Zero Creativity Learnings. Last notification by WordPress Continue reading “Hungry! Still wants More!”
Countdown started when Rio Olympics 2016 has 79 days left! Counting down from 79 to make some interesting posts about Olympics. This series will showcase interesting stories, facts, moments, design information about the Olympics. Hope this will be more joyful reading than other regular features like Classic Logos of India
Readers can also read these interesting Photo Poetry on Stray Birds. I am very much Thankful to the Contributors of Silhouette Leaf and Lovely People in My Network!
Poetry Flipbook contains Five interesting poems on Stray Birds, Continue reading “Photo Poetry Flipbook- Stray Birds”
I am really happy to announce that ‘Classic Logos of India‘ published on Every Friday has got 25 posts in 25 Weeks! Readers can enjoy the posts Continue reading “Celebrating 25th Week of Classic Logos of India”
Great Williams Sisters, Serena and Venus made their Dad’s dream come true by scoring not only a medal Medals but 8 Olympics medals in Tennis. Williams Sisters have the most Olympic Gold Medals, 4 Nos each in Tennis. This is a all time record! Lets have a look at Venus Williams- Olympics elder in Williams Sisters, Continue reading “Venus Williams- Olympics”
After awesome response to Photo Poetry on Leaf Silhouette and Photo Poetry Flipbook, I am presenting a second version of Photo Poetry for lovely readers. This is inspired by an attempt in weekly photo challenges Half Light, where I have posted Poetry by Rabindranath Tagore. Request My Lovely Poet Bloggers to try your words on this image of Stray Birds. Thanks in advance and excited about your responses!
Countdown started when Rio Olympics 2016 has 79 days left! Counting down from 79 to make some interesting posts about Olympics. This series will showcase interesting stories, facts, moments, design information about the Olympics. Hope this will be more joyful reading than other regular features like Classic Logos of India
The tennis legend Serena Williams has several career achievements like most major Continue reading “Serena Williams- Olympics”
It was 1900 Olympic in Paris when India participated first time in Olympic Games. Norman Pritchard was the only athlete repressing Indian team. That year Norman Pritchard participated in two events Men’s 200 metre and Men’s 200 metre hurdles. India won two silver medal in the first ever participation of India at Olympics. Later in the next versions of Olympic Games, Indian national team did not compete until 1920.
Gift of this Happy Birthday Chalk art to My Brother! Wish you a very Happy Birthday!
It was early 70s when Viru Hiremath from Vartul Communications designed the J K Tyre Logo. The name JK is derived from the initials of Kamlapatji and his father Seth Juggilal Founders of the Organisation. J K tyre is the market leader and No. 1 Tyre brand of India.
It was a dull afternoon, a though came in my mind to make a photo poetry, never did that before. I remembered Lovely People In My Network! Most of them are poet, why cant I challenge them to make a poetry on my Photos! And the FOTOPOETRY Began! First version on Leaf Silhouette is presented here. To read complete Poetry Flipbook click the link below the image.
Readers can also read these interesting poetry on Leaf Silhouette. I am very much Thankful to the Contributors of Silhouette Leaf and Lovely People in My Network!
I am sure that you must have loved the idea of presenting this poems in Poetry FlipBook
The tennis legend Roger Federer has several career achievements like most grand slams, most weeks at No. 1 position and many more. Apart from this, he was very much fascinated by Olympic Games. Lets have a look at Roger Federer at Olympics, Continue reading “Roger Federer -Olympics”
Spare a Leaf Silhouette from Moon Photography. For some other interesting Photography please visit my Photography Portfolio Photolia.
Request My Lovely Poet Bloggers to try your words on this Image and I will re-post this photograph of Silhouette Leaf with your poetry. Poetry should not be more than four lines. Thanks in advance and excited about your responses!
Just within two hours of time, got SEVEN great poems on Leaf Silhouette from,
Thank you readers and participants for response and likes! Great entries for the day! Enjoy the entries on Leaf Silhouette! Continue reading “Requesting Poetry on Leaf Silhouette”
Spare A photograph from the Streets of Pune.
Being a part of Olympic Countdown, after a few posts on Olympics History, presenting a section on Olympic Quotes. Love to put Andy Murray First! He was the first British man to win the Olympic singles gold medal since Josiah Ritchie in 1908. Andy Murray achieved this biggest win of his career by beating the tennis legend Roger Federer.
For me, by far, the Olympics is the biggest sporting event in the world- Andy Murray
Olympic Mascot was born out of the explosion of joy that happened when announcement of Rio for hosting 2016 event came on 2 October 2009. Olympic Mascot is made from the mixture different animals in Brazil. Combining the agility of cats, Continue reading “Olympic Mascot -Rio 2016”
Spare is the most difficult photo challenge for me. Having try on this! This is also a photograph from Pandharpur Yatra. The Dummy chariot is pulled by these many horses, mainly dummy and spare. Palkhi Rath is pulled by Oxes in Real in Pandharpur Wari or Yatra.
Graphic icons facilitating the visual identification of each sport and are a Games tradition. Their designs comprise universally recognized elements, while expressing the culture of the host city at the same time. Rio 2016 font stroke used for making these Olympic Pictograms.
In 2016, each Olympic and Paralympic sport will be represented by a unique Pictogram for the first time. The Rio Games have Continue reading “Know About Rio Olympic Pictograms”
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Jubilant simply expressing happiness as they are being part of Pandharpur Yatra. You can refer my previous posts on Pandharpur Yatra. All they are walking the path of Spiritual Journey chanting the name of God and happiness on the faces.
Tanishq, pioneering the concept of branded jwellery became a prominent jewellery brand of India. Head quartered in Bangalore, is a division of Titan Company Limited, promoted by TATA Group. TATAs In collaboration with Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation (TIDCO), it formed Tanishq. It is combination of TATA, Tamilnadu and Nishq. Nishq is a sanskrit word and it means necklace of gold coins.
Tanishq logo was designed by Michael Foley, head the Titan Design Studio at that time. He was also a student of National Institute of Design, Ahmadabad.
Warkari says, I am also a part of walking the Spiritual Journey along with a million. Jubilant simply expressing happiness as they are being part of Pandharpur Yatra. You can refer my previous posts on Pandharpur Yatra. Chanting the name of God and Saints bring happiness on the faces.
This varkari is having rest after walking a distance of half a day. Looking at his face I found he is not at all tired, but Jubilant simply expressing happiness of being part of Pandharpur Yatra. You can refer my previous posts on Pandharpur Yatra. All they are walking the path of Spiritual Journey chanting the name of God and Saints and happiness on their faces.
Unique feature of Olympic games is the Olympic torch and its relay from the Greece to the venue of the Olympics. The torch is created newly for each edition of the Olympic game. It has lighting ceremony and relay crossing different continents.
The flame is lit in Olympia, Greece in the memory of ancient Olympic games few months before the actual event date. This year it was lit on 24 April 2016. This ceremony of the lighting is worth watching and you can see VDOs on you tube. Interesting fact about lighting is, torch is only lit by sunlight. Parabolic reflector is used to concentrate sun rays to lit the Olympic Torch.
This varkari is playing Tutari- a wind instrument, a sort of horn. Jubilant simply expressing happiness as they are being part of Pandharpur Yatra. You can refer my previous posts on Pandharpur Yatra. All they are walking the path of Spiritual Journey chanting the name of God and Saints and happiness on the faces.
The country wise position of Olympic Men’s Field Hockey in terms of Gold Medals,
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India formed Indian Olympic Association in 1927.
Indian team officially participated in 1928 Olympic games at Amsterdam. This was the first time Indian Hockey team participated in their first Olympic hockey event with 14 Men squad. Captain Jaipal Singh and the team fetched first Olympic gold medal. This was the beginning of Golden Era of Indian Hockey. Continue reading “Infograph Hockey- India at Olympics”
Jubilant simply expressing happiness as they are being part of Pandharpur Yatra. You can refer my previous posts on Pandharpur Yatra. All they are walking the path of Spiritual Journey chanting the name of God and happiness on the faces.
“The important thing in life is not the triumph, but the fight; the essential thing is not to have won, but to have fought well.”
The Olympic motto is made up of three Latin words :
Citius – Altius – Fortius.
Faster – Higher – Stronger.
Faces captured in Dindi, pilgrimage to Pandharpur (Lord Vishnu Temple), followed by millions of Varkari (a pilgrim) is a unique aspect of culture in Maharashtra. These Varkaris from all over Maharashtra participates in Dindi every year. They walk, sing, dance and live this festival for about 22 days with full of life. This spiritual happiness creates the environment full of serenity. Serene expressions caught in the camera in 2013 are illustrated as assuming myself in the frame. You can also visit the self initiated project on these illustrations- Mi Mauli
More in this series,
Yet another great work by Prof. R K Joshi. He was prolific in using Calligraphy in art and design. The logo designed for the Chimanlal Paper Company who set up a special department to try and promote handmade paper since thirty years. They are producing handmade papers for more than five decades. Read more for further details about the legendary graphic designer R K Joshi at Biography and Works of Prof. R. K. Joshi . Some of his work in Indian logos can be found at Classic Logos of India.
Faces captured in Dindi, pilgrimage to Pandharpur (Lord Vishnu Temple), followed by millions of Varkari (a pilgrim) is a unique aspect of culture in Maharashtra. These Varkaris from all over Maharashtra participates in Dindi every year. Continue reading “Palkhi Sohala : Varakri”
Golden Era of Indian Hockey
During 1928-1956 India have won successive 6 Gold Medals, all they are coming from Field Hockey. Indian Hockey team won two Gold Medals in 1964 and 1980 version of Summer Olympics. In 1960 India got Silver Medal in Hockey and in 1968, 1972, bronze medals. In total 26 medals in the history of the Olympic games, 11 Medals have come from a single sports and that is Field Hockey. After 1980, India could not score any medal in Hockey.
Faces captured in Pandharpur Dindi. Devotees walk down to Pandharpur to reach on Ashadi Ekadashi. Briefed about about Dindi in my earlier post- Pandharpur Yatra. These expressions caught in the camera in 2013, are illustrated as a part of self initiated project. If you have interest in these illustrations, you can visit the project Mi Mauli.
More in this series, Continue reading “Palkhi Festival: Varkari Faces”
Rio Olympics 2016 has 79 days left! Counting down from 79, lets make some interesting posts about Olympics. This series will showcase interesting stories, facts, moments, design information about the Olympics. Hope this will be more joyful reading than other regular features like Classic Logos of India
Faces captured in Pandharpur Dindi. Briefed about about Dindi in my earlier post- Pandharpur Yatra. The above photograph from Pandharpur Wari is from some of my photographs selected in the Photography Exhibition organised by Sakal (Top Daily in Maharashtra). These expressions caught in the camera in 2013, are illustrated as a part of self initiated project. If you have interest in these illustrations, you can visit the project Mi Mauli.
More in this series, Continue reading “Pandharpur Dindi: Varkari Faces”
Faces captured in Dindi. To read more about Dindi, please visit my post Pandharpur Yatra. Expressions are caught in the camera in 2013 and illustrated as assuming myself in the frame. If you have interest in these illustrations, you can visit the project Mi Mauli.
More in this series, Continue reading “Pandharpur Wari: Varkari Faces”
Faces captured in Dindi, pilgrimage to Pandharpur (Lord Vishnu Temple), followed by millions of Varkari (a pilgrim) is a unique aspect of culture in Maharashtra. These Varkaris from all over Maharashtra participates in Dindi every year. They walk, sing, dance and live this festival for about 22 days with full of life. This spiritual happiness creates the environment full of serenity. Serene expressions caught in the camera in 2013 are illustrated as assuming myself in the frame. You can also visit the self initiated project on these illustrations- Mi Mauli
More in this series, Continue reading “Pandharpur Yatra: Varkari Faces”
Happy to announce that, after selection of Chalk Art for Mother’s Day as a top post on Indiblogger on 08th May 2016, I have a good news for my ‘Lovely People in the Network’. Its been hat-trick! The posts on Indiblogger on 12, 13, 14 May have been rated as top post! I am really thankful to Indibloggers, Lovely People in the Network who loved and promoted the post in a small time of few hours.
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After graduating from college almost two years ago (damn it, I feel so old), I made a personal vow to never stop learning. I enrolled myself in an Intro to Finance class in Coursera (from design to finance – go figure), and I made it through the end, except for one little thing: the Final Exam […]
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This week I tried to post something new and interesting about ‘How to Design Our Own Photo Quotes Easily’. In the last few posts, I have explained briefly about the free online easy tools with some examples of Photo Quotes. Today I would love to summerise the work of the whole week. If few photos on Nature Photography has touched you, please feel free to visit my photography portfolio Photolia.
I will recommend to try out all of these and choose the most easy to use.
The Earth Laughs in Flowers
The Earth has Music for those Who Listen
The Earth does not belong to Us, We belong to Earth
The Earth provides enough for every man’s need, but not every man’s greed
The Poetry of the Earth is Never Dead
If any body would like to share the work please reply in the comment. Thanks for making this week more beautiful like the quotes and photos.
Further to refer in this series,
Last day of the learning ‘How to Design Our Own Photo Quotes Easily’. In last few posts, I have explained briefly about the free online resource, some examples of Photo Quotes. Today I would love to add few more online tools for making photo quote. Adding some more beautiful examples to this week’s Photo Challenge. Photographs are taken from my photography portfolio Photolia.
The photo chosen from nature photography is converted into beautiful photo quote by using Pixteller. Again this is also free to use online tool. Added to the list of tools online like Canva, Font Meme. Further tools for making Picture Quotes Online easily, can be visited and tried out. The exhaustive list of these tools can be viewed here.
Continue reading “How to Make Your Own Photo Quotes Easily Online”
Bengaluru-based Graphic Design studio Ray and Kesavan designed the logo for Kotak Mahindra Finance Limited. The task was to unify the offerings by Kotak from loans to investments under a single bank brand. The brand needed to be one integrated entity, externally and internally. It also needed a strategy that would help it compete effectively with well-established players and quickly transform its current perception of a ‘Mumbai-based brokerage’ to a national bank. They also wanted to make pride of the roots of the brand in ‘Indianess’
The letter form for ‘k’ in the Devanagari (‘क’) script was crafted to include the symbol for infinity in its form. The symbol of ‘Ka’, made it of distinctly Indian origin; while its curves form the universal ‘infinity’ sign, thus reflecting group’s uniquely global Indian personality. The Devanagari ‘Ka’ (‘क’) – has the knot of ‘ka’ (‘क’) around the strong red stem. This unit within the strong dark blue circle projects superiority, victory, strong foundation and stability. The group has thought on the basic tenets of economists that, man’s needs are unlimited. The infinite ‘Ka’ (‘क’) symbolises that we have the infinite number of ways to meet those needs.
KOTAK Logo Application (Source: Ray+Keshavan)
To read more about famous India Logos, visit Indian Brands
This week I got a chance of learning ‘How to Design Our Own Photo Quotes Easily’. In last few posts, I have explained briefly about the free online resource, some examples of Photo Quotes. Today I would love to add one more online tool for making photo quote. Adding some more examples this week’s Photo Challenge. Photographs are taken from my photography portfolio Photolia.
The photo chosen is converted into beautiful photo quote by using Canva and Font MemeFont Meme. These both tools are free to use online. I am thankful to Sonia and Prakash Hegade for mentioning about these tools for quote design.
Continue reading “How to Create Own Photo Quotes Using CANVA”
Adding some more examples in Earth, this week’s Photo Challenge. Photographs taken from my photography portfolio Photolia, are converted into beautiful photo quotes.The quote chosen is, ‘The Earth does not belong to Us, We belong to Earth’
Continue reading “How to Create Your Own Photo Quotes Easily”
I am very glad to take this opportunity of being grateful to all readers of Zero Creativity Learnings and that too within 15 days of time. Last notification by WordPress was on 27 Continue reading “Lovely People in My Network!”
With an objective to add something interesting in Earth, this week’s Photo Challenge. Trying to post some of the photographs from my photography portfolio Photolia. These Photos are converted into beautiful quotes. We will explore some of the online resources for type treatments and you will get these wonderful quotes. Hope lovely people will love these too! Quote used is, ‘The Earth has Music for those Who Listen’
Happy to announce that, Chalk Art for Mother’s Day has been selected as top post on Indiblogger. I am really thankful to Indibloggers, lovely people in the network who loved and promoted the post in a small time of few hours.
This chalk art features the most beautiful word “Mother” written in Marathi or Hindi (Devnagari), German, Spanish, Dutch, English, Japanese, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Punjabi scripts. Thanks all of you for encouragement and growing my reach day by day. I am also thankful to Indibloggers who promoted this post in small time.
For further interesting hand lettering art projects, please visit Hand Lettering Portfolio.
Let’s add something interesting in Earth, this week’s Photo Challenge. Trying to post some of the photographs from my photography portfolio Photolia. These Photos are converted into beautiful quotes. Today I have used a quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson, ‘The Earth Laughs in Flowers’. We will explore some of the online resources for type treatments and you will get these wonderful quotes. Hope lovely people will love these too!
Continue reading “How to Get Beautiful Quotes from Your Own Photo”
Wish All Mothers a Very Happy Mother’s Day! Tried chalk art on the occasion of the day! This chalk art contains Marathi, Hindi (Devnagari), German, Spanish, Dutch, English, Japanese, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Punjabi scripts used to write the most beautiful word in the World.
Thanksgiving letters addressed to legendary designers for continuing source of inspiration for every designer including me. Have shared my learning inspired from their work. The medium used is Indian Post Card costing ₹ 0.5 only. The project has hand drawn illustrations digitised and printed at home on Post Cards. More read about the project: Project Post Card on Behance.
Continue reading “How to Make Designs Visually Powerful Learn From Massimo Vignelli”
Yet another work by Prof. R K Joshi while working with Ulka Advertising in 1983 and that was for CEAT tyres. Read more for further details about the legendary graphic designer R K Joshi Biography and Works of Prof. R. K. Joshi
Continue reading “How to raise the bars, Know from CEAT Logo”
May 5, is celebrated as World Cartoonists Day in the memory of publishing of the first ever colour cartoon, The Yellow Kid in 1895. On his 94th Birth anniversary posted about website showcasing R K Laxman’s cartoons and books. A great salute to an Indian cartoonist, Illustrator, and humorist, R K Laxman who created common man in 1951. Google had also paid tribute to R K Laxman a Google Doodle on R K Laxman. Interested can read more about the post on R K Laxman.
Thanksgiving letters addressed to legendary designers for continuing source of inspiration for every designer including me. Have shared my learning inspired from their work. The medium used is Indian Post Card costing ₹ 0.5 only. The project has hand drawn illustrations digitised and printed at home on Post Cards. More read about the project: Project Post Card on Behance.
Continue reading “How to know the source of all great ideas: Paul Rand”
Thanksgiving letters addressed to legendary designers for continuing source of inspiration for every designer including me. Have shared my learning inspired from their work. The medium used is Indian Post Card costing ₹ 0.5 only. The project has hand drawn illustrations digitised and printed at home on Post Cards. More read about the project: Project Post Card on Behance.
Continue reading “Know How, Good is the Enemy of the Great!”
Thanksgiving letters addressed to legendary designers for continuing source of inspiration for every designer including me. Have shared my learning inspired from their work. The medium used is Indian Post Card costing ₹ 0.5 only. The project has hand drawn illustrations digitised and printed at home on Post Cards. More read about the project: Project Post Card on Behance.
Continue reading “How to end up in something Original: Sudarshan Dheer”
Thanksgiving letters addressed to legendary designers for continuing source of inspiration for every designer including me. Have shared my learning inspired from their work. The medium used is Indian Post Card costing ₹ 0.5 only. The project has hand drawn illustrations digitised and printed at home on Post Cards. More read about the project: Project Post Card on Behance.
Continue reading “Need to Know Who was the best Indian Calligrapher”
Happy to announce that, Photo posted in Future- Weekly Photo Challenge has been selected as top post on Indiblogger. I am really thankful to WordPress for having Weekly Photo Challenges because this is the main source of my lovely people in the network, interaction with them!
I think, this was due to the graceful expressions captured in the photograph and title of being Mother and Child. Thanks all of you for encouragement and growing my reach day by day. I am also thankful to Indibloggers who promoted this post in small time.
For further interesting photography, you can visit my photography portfolio Photolia.
Sunday Reblog under Category, From Friends
Sunday Sanskrit Mahima
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Sanskrit is reminiscent of India’s rich heritage – the same heritage most of us have forgotten about. Today, most of us re-visit the language only when we want to get a Sanskrit shloka tattoo…
Source: 16 Reasons Sanskrit Is An Asset We Should All Be Proud Of
Thanks to WordPress for this week’s photo challenge Abstract, I could read some basic information about the subject. I tried to share that information here for last few days. Lets revisit here,
Posted some abstract photos taken by using simple techniques of photography. I hope this will be helpful for the beginners of photography.
Abstract Photography is not hard to job but getting good abstract is not an easy job! As the word abstract is, the definition of abstract photography is also not having the exact definition. But for the definition, it is a photography which does not represent the subject in a literal way. And is communicated primarily through shape, form, colour, pattern, texture and curves rather than image detail.
Already defining abstract photography, now we will see some ways to get wonderful abstract photos by simple techniques.
Continue reading “Need to Know How to Get Wonderful Abstract Photos”
In 1994, ICICI bank set up extending its start from 1955 as an initiative of World Bank, Indian Government and Indian Industry for creating a finance institution. Sudarshan Dheer, the Grand Master of Corporate Communication in India designed the identity for ICICI Bank Bombay Branch. Many of the very well established corporates have their identity designed by Sudarshan Dheer. We always experience the perfect bonding of art and design in his logos like HPCL, Titan, ESSAR. For more details on Sudarshan Dheer you can read Series on Design Masters in India at Design in India.
Continue reading “ICICI Bank Logo – What is ‘I’ you see in ICICI”
I am very glad to take this opportunity of being grateful to all readers of Zero Creativity Learnings and that too within 15 days of time.
Thank you all for reading and pouring love onto this blog! It’s always encouraging!
In continuation with the previous posts about,
In continuation with the previous posts about,
Already defined abstract photography in the post on Abstract- Close Up. Now we will see some ways to get abstract photos.
As its conceptual and experimental photography, we can get the Abstract images by,
There will be much more techniques and tricks, one can explore while playing with a camera.
Abstract Photography is not hard to job but getting good abstract is not an easy job! As the word abstract is, the definition of abstract photography is also not having the exact definition. But for the definition, it is a photography which does not represent the subject in a literal way. And is communicated primarily through shape, form, colour, pattern, texture and curves rather than image detail.
Read further on How to do Abstract Photography and example of an abstract photo by Macro.
On 24 April 1973, Sachin Tendulkar came on this planet. He played for the total of 24 years from 19899 to 2013.On 24 February 2010, he became the first cricketer to make a double century in ODI ( 200 not out) that too against South Africans.He played 200 test matches, which nobody did. For me also, there is a coincidence of 200 on 24! This blog has made 200 posts not out! On this, I would love to thank you all my readers for being a source of my motivation always. I am also glad to wish, Sachin Tendulkar for his birthday, Happy Birthday Sachin!
This post is from Melissa Fague, photographic artist, strives to inspire people through the art of nature by finding the extraordinary in the ordinary! Its having great information about tips and tricks for selling photography art online. Hope it will inspire! Her Blog for more details.
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In the world of online selling we have many creative ways for sharing our artwork and promoting sales. But just like everything else in this world there are pros and cons to using these resources. …
Source: Death To An Online Seller
Great opportunity to showcase my favourite Photography Object for Dinnertime. I will never get bored shooting Sun Set or Sun Rise. It’s added advantage to include Earth Day also. Tried to post for first ever challenge nominated by Janine Vergara and requested by Ruapli for Nature Photo Challenge. Many visitors commented and liked these simple photographs of sun set. Thanks for your visits and likes. For more on Photography, visit Photolia-photography projects from the Portfolio.
It’s Earth Day today and Coincidentally posting Sun Set Photo for last day of the Challenge with Dinnertime. Somehow completed my participation in first ever challenge nominated by Janine Vergara and requested by Ruapli for Nature Photo Challenge. Visit Photolia for other interesting photography projects from the Portfolio.
The magic of the 60s from Sudarshan Dheer, the Grand Master of Corporate Communication in India. Mr. Dheer at Graphic Communication Concepts designed the Essar logo for the group. For more details find Biography and work of Mr. Sudarshan Dheer.
Continued with Dinnertime and my participation in first ever challenge nominated by Janine Vergara and requested by Ruapli for Nature Photo Challenge. Visit Photolia for other interesting photography projects from the Portfolio.
In continuation, Dinnertime and my participation in first ever challenge nominated by Janine Vergara and requested by Ruapli for Nature Photo Challenge. Visit Photolia for other interesting photography projects from the Portfolio.
In continuation, Dinnertime and my participation in first ever challenge nominated by Janine Vergara and requested by Ruapli for Nature Photo Challenge. Visit Photolia for other interesting photography projects from the Portfolio.
As WordPress announced this week’s photography challenge, Dinnertime, I became glad to take opportunity to showcase some of the Sun set shots. I know that Sun as a Object we have infinite possibilities to shoot this colorful, vibrant and beautiful time of the day. Tried to post this week, hope that you will like them. I am so happy to participate in first ever challenge nominated by Janine Vergara and requested by Ruapli for Nature Photo Challenge. I am sorry that I am too lazy to participate! Visit Photolia for other interesting photography projects from the Portfolio.
Part-II: Connecting Kolam (Rangoli) and Spirituality by Beloo Mehra
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CONTINUED FROM PART 1 History of Kolam Creating paintings on a natural surface has a really ancient history in India, as evidenced by the Bhimbetka frescoes that are at least 15, 000 years o…
Source: Kolam:Computing and Cosmology within Indian Art (by Shivoham) – Part 2
Part-I: Connecting Kolam (Rangoli) and Spirituality by Beloo Mehra
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An attempt, a drawing half-done is the world’s life; Its lines doubt their concealed significance, Its curves join not their high intended close. Yet some first image of greatness trem…
Source: Kolam: Computing and Cosmology within Indian Art (by Shivoham) – Part 1
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