Punjab Governor & UT Administrator, VP Singh Badnore on Friday inaugurated the three-day long ‘NEWSCAPE-4’, an exhibition of works of photojournalists of Chandigarh, Panchkula and Mohali being organised by Chandigarh Press Club in association with Punjab Kala Bhawan.
The exhibition, in memory of noted photojournalist late Yog Joy is the fourth edition of the annual exhibition. While inaugurating the exhibition, Badnore stressed upon that displayed work not only gives a glimpse into reality, but also inspire emotions and serve as reminder of special moments.
Expressing appreciation for the hard work put in by photojournalists, he said that they often had to face dangerous situations to get the perfect shot, and their dedication to their craft and their hard work should be recognized and awarded through such platforms.
The exhibition reflects diverse areas, ranging from culture, dance, theatre, politics, people, festivals, sports, animals, monuments, everyday events, mishaps, rallies, scenes from nature and the city life.
The exhibition is showcasing more than 80 works by 42 photojournalists from the tricity.
“The exhibition brings in to focus, the work of photo journalists, veterans as well as new talent. Yog Joy was a gem of the nation. Apart from his professional expertise, he was an exemplary human being, a combination that leads to success, something the young talent needs to imbibe,’’ commented Jaswant Rana, President, Chandigarh
Press Club.