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.
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!”
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!
— It was a day when shoot to 272+ likes! —
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!”
I grateful to my lovely people in my Network for Continue reading “Thanking Lovely People!”
I am very glad to take this opportunity after every two weeks since last month, of being grateful to all readers of Zero Creativity Learnings. Last notification by WordPress Continue reading “Lovely People I want More!”
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.
Abstract By Light
Abstract Surface
Abstract By Macro
Abstract Silhouette
Abstract By Close Up
Abstract By Shutter Speed
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,
- Definition of Abstract Photography
- Tips about Abstract Photography
- Resource on Abstract Photography
- Famous Abstract Photographers/ Artists
Posted some abstract photos taken by using simple techniques of photography. I hope this will be helpful for the beginners of photography.
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!
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!
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.
Sun is Not Yet Set
Thursday SunSet Photography
Earth Day Phorography
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.
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.
Future Looking at Future Creativity! Get Inspired! Four of the photographs were from the workshops conducted for exploring creativity among the kids. Arts like Clay Modelling, Drawing and Painting, Rangoli Making were explored during Ganesh Festival last year. I am sure they are the furture Artists.
Future Looking at Future Creativity! Get Inspired!
Future Looking at Future Creativity! Get Inspired!
This post has been selected as top post on Indiblogger, Thank you all for making this Top!
I am very glad to take this opportunity of being grateful to all readers of Zero Creativity Learnings and that too within 24 hours of time.
Thank you all for reading and pouring love onto this blog! Its always encouraging!
Future Looking at Future Creativity! Get Inspired!
Thank you all for reading and pouring love onto this blog! Its always encouraging!
Future Looking at Future Creativity! Get Inspired!
Future Looking at Future Creativity! Get Inspired!
“You cannot control what happens to you, but you can control your attitude toward what happens to you, and in that, you will be mastering change rather than allowing it to master you.” — Brian Tracy What I have understood about negative personality is, those who have that, most of the time they are either…
via 17 Practical Ways To deal with A Negative Person — INDIHOPE
Landscape Sun Set once again! Tree getting warmth from the Source of the Universe !
Landscape Morning light on Shikhar, Dnyaneshwar Maharaj Samadhee Mandir Aladi, Pune
Landscape Night at Indrayani Ghat, Dnyaneshwar Maharaj Samadhee Mandir Aladi, Pune.
On April 2, 2016, College of Engineering, Pune (COEP) attempted Guinness World Record the category World’s Largest Floating Image/ Rangoli Pattern. They called it as Prajyot. Some of the key information on this historical event,
Theme: Peace and Harmony
Participants: COEP students, staff, NGOs (More than 1200)
Guidance and training: Abhinav Kala Bharti
Time taken: 02 hours
Area Covered by Rangoli: 28, 000 square metre
Venue: COEP College Ground, Pune
Approximate Budget: About Rs. 10, 00, 000/-
Congratulations to the TEAM for this!
Landscape Morning at Sant Dnyaneshwar Sanjeewan Samadhee Mandir Aladi, Pune.
Remember the game you played as a teenager? He/she loves me, he/she loves me not. Well, it seems to me that in some ways we don’t really outgrow the silly game. In our not-so-p…
Source: She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not
In Marathi/Hindi, फूल (f-o-o-l) means flower. Happy to receive this notification from WordPress Team congratulating. I am grateful to all those involved directly or indirectly for support and making this possible. This means a lot for me to get motivated! There are now 500+ followers, flowers or lovely people in my network.
Thank you All!
I am really thankful to WordPress for having Weekly Photo Challenges, because this is main source of my lovely people in the network, interaction with them! For one the post in this week’s photo challenge I received “TOP POST ON INDIBLOGGER”. And that post was a photograph of Rangoli made on Independence Day synced with National Anthem. The post can be viewed here. I am not sure about the criteria for this, but may be speedy promotions of the post in a day will have this honour. Thanks all of you for encouragement and growing my reach!
In response to Blogging the Senses I would love to have Sight of the place that my fellow blogger posted about.
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Its post to the response to Jennifer’s One Word Photo Challenge
Source: One Word Photo Challenge: Bench
T20 cricket is becoming more popular day by day due to thrillers involved in the format of the game. World Cup 2016 is being hosted by India. The excitement in the tournament is increasing as semi finals will be starting on 30th March 2016. With this as opportunity, would love to post the logo designs of the event and also all the former versions till 2007.
Two of the versions, 2014 and 2012 were designed by Australian company WiteKite. They have specialty for designing event and sports worldwide. Every logo is having standard format of presentation. Tournament name, Hosting country and Year is put at the bottom of the logo. Every logo has ball depicted from the number “0”.
Twenty20 World Cup 2016 Logo
Twenty20 World Cup 2014 Logo
The logo uses the colours of the Bangladesh flag with splashes of blue which represents Bangladesh’s iconic waterways (as well as being the ICC’s own colour). The T is made up of cricket stumps and the 0 in the T20 represents the cricket ball complete with Bangladeshi green seam while the white in the design lends an energetic, friendly and youthful feel to the logo. (Source: Yahoo News)
Twenty20 World Cup 2012 Logo
The event logo also called as Modern Spin. Designed by Australian creative firm Witekite, the logo incorporates and amalgamates the rounded look of the Sinhalese Script. The letter “T” forms a player which leads into the “2” while the “0” incorporates a cricket ball. The colours of the logo, with strong reds and oranges, are seen in both nature and Sri Lankan culture and arts, with their presence in the logo giving them a cricket “spin”. It has a natural sense of movement due to its fluid lines and forward angles. (Source:blackcaps.co.nz)
Twenty20 World Cup 2010 Logo
Twenty20 World Cup 2009 Logo
Twenty20 World Cup 2007 Logo
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Dance with spirals in Rangoli Designs, Vibrancy of the Sun, Rays of Hope and Shadow!
This is a an opportunity to say thanks to all my readers for the love!
While browsing, came across some of the learning resources on calligraphy. A lot of Project Ideas are mentioned at Dancing Pen Caligraphy. Exhibtion of the work by some of world renowned calligraphers is interesting and can be visited at Calligraphy Expo. The project participants are from almost every corner of the globe. It has books on calligraphy mainly in Russian. I would like to recommend Art of Calligraphy by David Harris which is in English. We can down load the book here.
Three Indian Calligraphers Achyut Palav, Manohar Desai and Qamar Dagar have also exhibited thier work. Specially I am great fan of Achyut Palav and my brother is trained at his School of Calligraphy.
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