The Bhopalites can have a close look at the beauty of different birds in a photography exhibition.
The exhibition is being put by an eminent photographer Anand Bihari Saxena at Rangdarshini Gallery, Bharat Bhavan. The exhibition began here from Tuesday and would continue till January 25. The art lovers of the city can have a look at different species of birds, chirping, dancing and in more forms. The spectators witnessed another world of nature as they walked through the gallery.
Photographer Anand Bihari Saxena said, “There two motives of putting up this exhibition. The first motive is to let the people know that there is a beautiful world that resides surround them and also the peace, silence and beauty of this world attracts the human beings. Through these pictures I want to captivate the attention of people towards the extinction of nature’s companions.”
Elaborating further he said that through this exhibition people would think about conservation of birds and other creatures getting extinct rapidly. While highlighting on the importance of birds in nature, Saxena said, “Birds are also getting extinct these days and I want draw people’s attention towards this issue. My exhibition is the first and the important step towards creating awareness.”
While giving another reason for putting up the exhibition, he said, “I want people to understand the difference between each bird and want them to gain more knowledge about the bird’s world.” The spectators had a view of White Breasted Kingfisher, Indian Roller, Crested Bunting, Spotted Dove, Painted Stork, Open Bill Stork, Wood Sand Piper, Mute Swan, Pelican, Brahmant Kite and lesser Black Backed Gull.
Notably, no manipulation has been done with the photographs; they are presented in their original forms through which the colours of the birds become more pleasant to the eyes. Some of the birds are also found in Bhopal and in some parts of Madhya Pradesh.
The spectators while viewing at the photographs found themselves in the nature’s lap. The photography exhibition is a mass treat for the nature as well as the art lovers.