1232 photographs were submitted for the theme and after going through all of these, curators have selected the following 37 top photographs.
Congratulations to all the winners. It was exciting to see new photographs and the artist development of all the photographers involved. Keep up the good work.
New theme is active “Contrast”, do join us here and we are looking forward to your images. Posting period for the new theme is 12th July 2024 – 22nd July 2024.
@ Gareth Bragdon @ Kyaw Zeyar Lwin@ Dipayan Bose@ Joy Karmokar@ Suresh Naganathan@ Ilan Ben Yehuda@ Sydul Islam Sayed@ Subrata Dey@ Andres Cesar@ Somnath Mullick@ Soma Dutta@ Dipanjan Chakraborty@ Joy Prakash Das@ Mine Bal@ Somnath Mullick@ Arijit Saha@ Zamrus Jadid@ Tejal Mewar@ Subhran Karmakar@ Marco Cajazzo@ Kmon Nguyen@ Sayan Mukherjee@ Goutam Maiti@ Sougata Nawn@ Anik Saha@ Suresh Naganathan@ Subhabrata Roy@ Ilan Ben Yehuda@ Pradith Sathapitanon@ Somnath Mullick@ Debarun Biswas@ Michael Steverson@ Algi Febri Sugita@ KinWing Edas Wong@ Tejal Mewar@ Somnath Mullick@ Sreeranj Sreedhar
Do join us at the APF Group and our Instagram for more inspirations and fun. This new weekly challenge initiative will be going on for 52 weeks.
The next APF workshop will be held in Jakarta with Vineet Vohra & Rohit Vohra. More details here.
1498 photographs were submitted for the theme and after going through all of these, curators have selected the following 38 top photographs.
Congratulations to all the winners. It was exciting to see new photographs and the artist development of all the photographers involved. Keep up the good work.
New theme starting from 6th March 2024 is “Transport”, do join us here and we are looking forward to your images. Posting period for the new theme is 6th March 2024 – 13th march 2024.
1450 photographs were submitted for the theme and after going through all of these, curators have selected the following 37 top photographs.
Congratulations to all the winners. It was exciting to see new photographs and the artist development of all the photographers involved. Keep up the good work.
New theme starting from 31st Jan 2024 is “Light”, do join us here and we are looking forward to your images. Posting period for the new theme is 31st Jan 2024 – 7th Feb 2024.
1120 photographs were submitted for the theme and after going through all of these, curators have selected the following 36 top photographs.
Congratulations to all the winners. It was exciting to see new photographs and the artist development of all the photographers involved. Keep up the good work.
Presently, the theme is “Layers, do join us here and we are looking forward to your images. Posting period for the new theme is 11th Jan 2024 – 18th Jan 2024.
@ Goutam Maiti@ Tejal Mewar@ Paul Raymond Paule@ Marco Cajazzo@ KinWing Edas Wong@ Shamim Ul Islam@ Arijit Saha@ Rezwan Islam Tamim@ Nilanjan Pathak@ Subhran Karmakar@ Antonio E. Ojeda@ Kevin Icabales@ Kevin Aquino@ Devaraj Devan@ Joy Prakash Das@ Subhran Karmakar@ Ilan Ben Yehuda@ Subrata Dey@ Aneesh Muthery@ Gourab Guha@ Phatsakorn Bundasak@ Suresh Naganathan@ Puspita Chowdhury@ Ayanava Sil@ Ilan Ben Yehuda@ Joy Prakash Das@ Kyaw Zeyar Lwin@ Md Jumen Khan@ Alvaro Vegazo@ Santanu Dey@ Subhabrata Roy @ Saurabh Sirohiya@ Ilan Ben Yehuda@ Bijon Datta@ Andreas Katsakos@ Subrata Dey
Do join us at the APF Group and our Instagram for more inspirations and fun. This new weekly challenge initiative will be going on for 52 weeks.
821 photographs were submitted for the theme and after going through all of these, curators have selected the following 35 top photographs.
Congratulations to all the winners. It was exciting to see new photographs and the artist development of all the photographers involved. Keep up the good work.
Presently, the theme is “Juxtaposition”, do join us here and we are looking forward to your images. Posting period for the new theme is 2nd Jan 2024 – 9th Jan 2024.
@ Mohammad Affiq Mohd Rislan@ Joy K Roy Chowdhury@ Tamoghna Purkayastha@ Subhanjan Bhaumik@ Joy Karmokar@ Tahmid Mobasshir@ Somnath Mullick@ Arpan Basu Chowdhury@ Rahul Dey@ Tahmid Mobasshir@ Amit Machamasi@ Dipabrata Sur@ Bijon Datta@ Ananway Ganguly@ Yer Soliven@ Elpidio Talens Juan@ Meera V Nerurkar@ Santanu Dey@ Phoe Zay@ Sydul Islam Sayed@ Shams Pranto@ Sreeranj Sreedhar@ Deepbrata Dutta@ Anupam Roy Chowdhury@ Aakib Amjad@ Karthigesan Vijayakumar@ Paul Raymond Paule@ Subrata Dey@ Somnath Mullick@ अ मि त@ Subhabrata Roy@ Subrata Dey@ Dhrubajyoti Bhattacharjee@ Joy K Roy Chowdhury@ Subrata Dey
Do join us at the APF Group and our Instagram for more inspirations and fun. This new weekly challenge initiative will be going on for 52 weeks.
543 photographs were submitted for the theme and after going through all of these, curators have selected the following 27 top photographs.
Congratulations to all the winners. It was exciting to see new photographs and the artist development of all the photographers involved. Keep up the good work.
Presently, the theme is “Mystery”, do join us here and we are looking forward to your images. Posting period for Mystery is 22nd Dec 2023 – 29th Dec 2023.
@ Tahmid Mobasshir@ Tom Schphotography@ Alessandro Prato Atko@ Paul Raymond Paule@ Subhabrata Roy@ Tejal Mewar@ Joy Prakash Das@ Goutam Maiti@ Putera Darul Aman@ Bob Pleansanit@ Melvin Anore@ Sarthak Banerjee@ Subhabrata Roy@ Subhabrata Roy@ Santanu Dey@ Tejal Mewar@ Joy K Roy Chowdhury@ Bijon Datta@ Anusmit Sil@ Paul Raymond Paule@ Mohit Khetrapal@ Bijon Datta@ Sreeranj Sreedhar@ Ilan Ben Yehuda@ Shams Pranto@ Subrata Dey@ Nayeem Jabaz
Do join us at the APF Group and our Instagram for more inspirations and fun. This new weekly challenge initiative will be going on for 52 weeks.
327 photographs were submitted for the theme and after going through all of these, curators have selected the following 20 top photographs.
Congratulations to all the winners. It was exciting to see new photographs and the artist development of all the photographers involved. Keep up the good work.
Next theme is “Blue”, do join us here and we are looking forward to your images. Posting period for BLUE is 13th Dec 2023 – 20th Dec 2023.
@Sarthak Bannerjee@ Jorbit George@ Joy Prakash Das@ Tejal Mewar@ Ananway Ganguly@ Debarun Biswas@ Dhruv Makwana@ Gaurav Rai@Tamoghna Purkayastha@Meera V Nerurkar@Debarun Biswas@Amber Griggs@Siddhartha Paul@ Deepbrata Dutta@Deepbrata Dutta@Subrata Dey@ Bijoy Krishna Paul@ Md Jumen Khan@ Ilan Ben Yehuda@ Andres Cesar
Do join us at the APF Group and our Instagram for more inspirations and fun. This new weekly challenge initiative will be going on for 52 weeks.
Storytelling Photography Masterclass by Vineet and Rohit Vohra is an immersive photography workshop that promises to teach you the art of visual storytelling. This workshop is for anyone who is passionate about photography and wants to learn how to tell stories through their pictures.
With over 20 years of experience in the field of photography, Vineet and Rohit Vohra are award-winning photographers who have exhibited their works in numerous galleries across the world. They have conducted several workshops and guided photography tours in India and abroad.
The workshop will take place in Dhaka, Bangladesh, a city that is rich in culture and history. The city is known for its vibrant streets, bustling markets, and historic architecture. The workshop is designed for both amateur and professional photographers who want to improve their photography skills and capture stunning images of this beautiful city.
The masterclass will cover various topics related to storytelling photography, including understanding the elements of visual storytelling, framing, composition, and lighting. Vineet and Rohit will guide you on how to capture candid moments on the streets of Dhaka.
Apart from technical aspects, the workshop will also focus on the art of storytelling. Participants will learn how to use their pictures to tell a story and evoke emotions in the viewer. They will also learn how to sequence their pictures to create a visual narrative.
One of the highlights of the workshop is the hands-on experience of shooting in the streets of Dhaka. Vineet and Rohit will guide the participants in capturing the essence of the city, its people, and its culture. They will also provide individual feedback and suggestions to help the participants improve their skills.
Workshop only : $1495/ €1495
If you are a local from Dhaka or Bangladesh and are interested in attending the workshop, we would be happy to offer you the rate for workshop only. Write to us at contact@artphotofeature.com
Excludes:
– Return international air ticket
– Hotel stay, Any private expenses
– Room service fees
– Porter services
– Visa fees (if applicable)
– Beverages / alcohol during meals
– Personal travel insurance (compulsory; self-purchase)
Since the class is limited to max 8 participants, we can confirm your seat once the full deposit has been made. To confirm your spot, write to us at contact@artphotofeature.com
WORKSHOP FEE : $1995/- ( early bird registration, $1800 if you register before 1st Feb)
APF is organising a 6 day intensive workshop which is tailor made to cater to needs of anyone who wishes to train their eyes to find order in chaos on the streets of Tokyo. Street photography is very rewarding but at the same time, one of the hardest genres to master. Our workshop would help ease the anxiety next time you hit the streets, would help solve the puzzle of composing compelling images in split seconds and most importantly it would help you to see.
Vineet and Rohit Vohra would also guide you through their signature – Gestalt Vision, widely applied in their images, which basically involves an attempt to organize visual elements into groups or unified whole by applying principles of composition.
@ Vineet Vohra
Each day will include shooting and theoretical session on all you need to know about street photography, dos and don’ts, ways to overcome the fear of getting close, detailed look into various composition aspects and the common mistakes while composing, understanding layering in photography, Gestalt vision and its application in photography, developing ones own style, understanding peripheral vision, ways to see and treat light, video documentary of how their images are made as they shoot and how they fine tune their vision and more.
Participants will walk with the mentors on the streets of Tokyo. The group will have a chance to turn their freshly acquired theoretical knowledge into practice, with theme in hand to create and execute through the walk. The mentors will accompany students while shooting, observe them at work and give instant feedback and suggestions when required. Students will also have a chance to observe the mentors at work, learn their tricks and techniques. Mentors will help the participants share and select their top images for review and critiques. Mentors will also talk about the art of story telling. How to write stories and photo essays, followed by a lecture on importance of shooting personal projects and how it benefits in a long run.
During this intensive 6-day workshop we will focus on the following topics:
– Street photography
– The light and how to handle it
– Composition – from simple to multi-layered
– Telling a story with your photographs
– Working on projects
– Developing personal style
@Rohit Vohra
There are no pre-requisites for attending this workshop. The workshop will be best suited for photographers who have some understanding of how to operate their camera, edit their photos, have some experience in photography and want to take their skills to the next level. However, inexperienced photographers are also welcome.
Students need to bring the following to the workshop:
– A digital camera with a fixed wide angle lens preferably (a 35mm focal length lens would be best). You are most welcome to get your Long telephoto lenses and zooms for your personal work.
– A laptop with software to edit/tone your images
– A notebook to take down notes during the workshop
@ Vineet Vohra
Workshop timing
20th April Wednesday : 4:00pm -6:30pm (Indoor session)
21st April Thursday : 7:00 am – 5:30 pm (outdoor shoot and Indoor session, with a lunch break in the middle)
22nd April Friday :7:00 am – 5:30 pm (outdoor shoot and Indoor session, with a lunch break in the middle)
23rd April Saturday : 10am – 1 pm (indoor session), 5pm -9 pm (shooting in streets of Shibuya)
24th April Sunday : 7:00 am – 5:30 pm (outdoor shoot and Indoor session, with a lunch break in the middle)
25th April Monday : 8:00 am – 11:00 am (Indoor session with Final review and Critique)
*Please note some timings can change depending on weather and other conditions
We will be shooting on the streets of Shinjuku, Harajuku, Asakusa and Ginza
*If the workshop is cancelled due to any reason, full refund will be issued.
Charges are for the workshop only. The participants are responsible for travel, hotel, visa, accommodation and local transport costs. If you want any assistance regarding your accommodation in Tokyo, you can email at contact@artphotofeature.com
We would recommend Shibuya or Ginza to stay if you are coming from outside Tokyo
This Master class is a story making class, where all 10 members will work towards writing an individual story, within the 3 days allotted to them. Mentors will discuss and make a presentation on the Art of story making and how to write photo essays. They will guide you at every level from start to finish.
The idea is to get these stories featured in top publications around the world. How to come up with the idea and how to complete a photo essay.
Master class is best suited for an intermediate to advanced photographer, who has photography experience and understands light, camera, editing workflow. We will also be discuss editing process.
@ Rohit Vohra
This class intends to take you from single winners to photography projects.
Days will include shooting and theoretical session, mentors will talk about decisive moment and selection process.
Mentors will share their stories to help you understand the art of photo essays from conception to completion to publication.
@ Rohit Vohra
The workshop is aimed at photographers who aspire to improve their story telling.
The cost of the workshop is SGD (Singapore Dollar) 600/495 USD
Venue: TBC
Timings are
31st March Friday : 5:00 pm – 7:30 pm
1st April Saturday : 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
2nd April Sunday : 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
Cancelation Policy :
If the workshop is cancelled due to any reasons (including covid), full refund will be issued to the participant.
If a participant cancels for any reason before 31st Jan 2022, they can use the entire deposit for a future workshop.
If a participant cancels for any reason after 1st Feb 2023, 100% fee will be deducted.
All precautions will be taken for the safety of participants. Workshop is limited to 10participants only.
We would highly recommend a good travel insurance for your own safety.
Since the class is limited to max 10 participants, we can confirm your seat once the full deposit has been made.
Students need to bring the following to the workshop:
– A digital camera with a fixed wide angle lens preferably (a 35mm focal length lens would be best). You are most welcome to get your Long telephoto lenses and zooms for your personal work.
– A laptop with software to edit/tone your images
– A notebook to take down notes during the workshop
