28th April, 2012
Pottery Town,
Bangalore
This shoot was part of '36 Pictures' second expedition, a little 'club' two other photographer friends (Anu John David and Sharan Ranjit) and I created with the aim of getting out there and shooting so we can get better at what we love to do! Because when you love something you, you work at it and you give it your all! And let's face it, it's so much more fun doing that with friends than doing it alone!
(You can see the first expedition pics here.)
This week we went to Pottery Town and it was an absolute charm. When we got there, I was a little worried... It was much smaller than I had imagined it to be and we were obviously 'foreigners' to the area so it was going to be hard (or so I thought) to get by without attracting a lot of attention, especially with our cameras! But it turned out to be an amazing experience. This place is so fascinating! The people were warm and welcoming and more than happy to help us out and allow us to take photos. We talked to bunch of them and all in all it was a great photographic experience!
Thanks again to Anu and Sharan! So grateful for your friendship :)Also special thanks to my friend Smriti, who joined us yesterday and put up with us as we floated about taking pictures and talking photography!
Pottery Town,
Bangalore
This shoot was part of '36 Pictures' second expedition, a little 'club' two other photographer friends (Anu John David and Sharan Ranjit) and I created with the aim of getting out there and shooting so we can get better at what we love to do! Because when you love something you, you work at it and you give it your all! And let's face it, it's so much more fun doing that with friends than doing it alone!
(You can see the first expedition pics here.)
This week we went to Pottery Town and it was an absolute charm. When we got there, I was a little worried... It was much smaller than I had imagined it to be and we were obviously 'foreigners' to the area so it was going to be hard (or so I thought) to get by without attracting a lot of attention, especially with our cameras! But it turned out to be an amazing experience. This place is so fascinating! The people were warm and welcoming and more than happy to help us out and allow us to take photos. We talked to bunch of them and all in all it was a great photographic experience!
Thanks again to Anu and Sharan! So grateful for your friendship :)Also special thanks to my friend Smriti, who joined us yesterday and put up with us as we floated about taking pictures and talking photography!
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