Bhopal

3-day international photo exhibition begins

Staff Reporter

A three-day International Photo Exhibition is being organised at Swaraj Vithika (Swaraj Art Gallery), Ravindra Bhavan premises on Monday that would continue till October 30. The exhibition is organised every year by Bimb photography organisation, Bhopal.

While talking to The Pioneer, founder of the organisation and organiser of the exhibition Naval Jaiswal said, “Each year a photograph society International Photographic Council (IPC) organises this exhibition and one of the unique highlights of the exhibition is that it is a travelling or mobile exhibition.” Elaborating further he said, “Whosoever wants to put up the exhibition across the country can put it up.”

Elaborating more about it, Jaiswal said, “Here at Bhopal our organisation welcomes the entries from across the globe to have a look at the unique creations by the photographers of the world.” It is a mesmerising event for the photography lovers as with such exhibitions the art lovers get an opportunity to look at the various creative works of different photographers.

As photography is one of the mediums to express one’s feelings through a little expression, the photographers from across the world has done it brilliantly. The Bhopalites and the art lovers of the city can have a close look at the nature’s beauty, jungle life, old buildings, streets, humans, and even abstract things from the surroundings. Beautifully clicked, each photograph gives an impression of happiness, joy and amusements of daily life as well.

As many as 3,000 entries were submitted by the photographers from across 55 countries. One could have a view of different expressions and moments clicked by the photographers wonderfully. Notably, as many as 220 entries were selected by Bimb organisation to be displayed at the gallery. Moreover, the 3000 entries would now move to Ratlam and pictures would be exhibited accordingly, Jaiswal informed.

Most of the authentic pictures could be seen at the gallery. The visitors would be enthralled to watch such rarest clicks ever as they walk through the gallery.