This is the original photo
This is how the curator of the exhibition enhanced the photo! A few tweaks with the temp and lighting produce a excellent photo.
Tag Archive: Drik Gallery
Alice attended BIF5 the exhibition of the TTL photo club of which I am a member. I had a photo in the exhibition, which was a pleasure. Here is Alice with some of the ladies from the club.
This exhibition has some great scenic photos as well as some fine architectural photos. Exhibit opens at 3 pm and closes at 8 pm.
Rong Photo Club Exhibit participant checking out a photo.
Ricky Richard Rodrigues, one of my blog followers with his entry.
Ayon Ahmed receiving one of the 5 top awards.
Guest of Honor, Shoeb Faruquee handing out an award to Pinu Rahman.
I’ll probably have to pay for this one, but I had to post it. I’m not sure if the husband approves! Thanks for coming to see the exhibition!
It was a great moment for me when I heard that one of my photos was accepted for TTL’s BIF5(Bangladesh in Frames5) photo exhibition at Drik Gallery in Dhanmondi, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Here is a previous post of the photo that was accepted: https://marlandphotos.com/2012/06/17/boli-khela-wrestling/
Here are some photos of the opening day of this event.
With exhibition photo!
NEHA AND TARNIMA at the “Out of the Box” Photo exhibition at Drik Gallery.
Good Friends!
Tarnima Warda Andalib with her Mother at a photo exhibition at Drik Gallery. The two photos of hers in the exhibit were taken at Kuakata in Southern Bangladesh. She will be missed at the TTL photoclub safaris and photowalks since she is now in Malaysia working on her Ph.D.
Tarnima and her Mother at the Third Eye Photography Society’s “71 Snaps International Photography Exhibition 2012!”
TTL’s “BANGLADESH IN FRAMES 3” PHOTO EXHIBITION is finished. It ran from March 25-29. The photo below was taken outside the gallery. I am also in the group photo on the right hand side. Look for a pale face and white hair. It may be hard to do with the spot light that was aimed at the poster plus camera flash. Day 76 has a better rendition of the group photo.
The Camerist's Collection 