A Photography Workshop

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A  Photography  Workshop 


    on 17/8 /2023  was organised by A Photography workshop  English Department of MKBU. This workshop was organised by Dr. Dilip Barad sir,the head of the English Department. 

   we had an awesome photography workshop titled " Imagination : The Art of See"   by Mr. Kaushik Ghelani at Department of English. Students of Life Science department also participated with us in the photography workshop.
   
     which the anchoring was done by Trushali Dodia, student of the department of English,M.A. Sem.3 and the guest was welcomed  by  Avni Jani, student of the department of English,M.A. Sem.3 .Riya Bhatt, a student of M.A.Sem.1, welcomed him with a bouquet of flowers. Head of the department Prof. Dilip Barad Sir welcomed. The head of the English department, Prof. Dilip Barad sir  gave him a heartly welcome.
   In which in the session Mr. Kaushik Ghelani guided us on how to develop photography skills and in the session students were given practical work. Mr. Kaushik Ghelani then inspected the photos clicked by each student and guided them on how to improve them.
 
  
  Kaushik Ghelani, works at Advertising Agencies. "Aaranyak" A Traveller.. Happy go lucky soul.. nature explorer.. Wildlife and Nature Photographer.. Young.Kaushik Ghelani is doing behavioral pattern study of different wildlife and has been to major parts of jungles and National parks across India.
  
   At the end of the workshop, the students who clicked the best photos were win prizes. And other Life Science Department students win Prizes. We feel grateful for being a part of such an enlightening workshop. And especially I am very grateful to Kaushik Ghelani sir who gave us such a knowledge and guided us . 

 


     

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