The youth of Bala village in Sholapur, started carving the image of Ganpati Bappa in a half acre farm a month ago. Now it is complete after their hard work. #GanpatiBappaMorya pic.twitter.com/6PgM4o7ODN

— Harshal Purohit (@iPurohitHarshal) August 21, 2020

Kuttanadan Punchayile ..

Poovili Poovili Ponnonamaayi ..

Atham Pathinu Ponnonam ..

Onam Vannallo ..

Thiruvaavaniraavu ..

Freeze frame

A lot of work goes into taking great photos, as this Emperor penguin can attest. The best photographers find the right location, have mastery over their equipment, and ensure they’re ready when the magic happens. Of course, it helps to recognise a chance at an unusual shot, like when curious Emperor penguins in Antarctica invite themselves to your shoot.

There’s no better time to practice all those skills than today, on World Photography Day. And if you need more inspiration to dust off the old camera, today could be considered the anniversary of photography. On August 19, 1839, the French government purchased the patent for the recently invented daguerreotype photographic process, named after French inventor Louis Daguerre, and offered the invention and instructions as a gift “Free to the World.” We’ll say thanks by snapping a few shutters.

Skip the selfies and food portraits and get creative for World Photography Day. Look for the unusual shot, keep an eye out for penguins, and who knows? In a few years, you might end up on the Bing homepage.

Various types of photography are as follows:

Wildlife photography

Travel photography

Street photography

Newborn photography

Landscape photography

Portrait photography

Wedding photography

Event photography

Fine Art photography

Fashion photography

Architectural photography etc.

World Photography Day: Theme

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