Daily Passionate Photography Thoughts
Compassionate Ramadan 2016 – photography competition
Photography competition to capture the inner reflections of life that you learn by capturing a “Compassionate Moment” you witness during this Ramadan.
This Ramadan 2016, Passionate Photographers group invite all Passionate photographers of any age with an attitude of participating in a community event which may lead to a winning moment in their life!
Send us photos of a “Compassionate Moment” that you witness and capture!
Photos taken using Mobile and professional cameras accepted. Awesome prizes to win!
Email your entries to: talentshare2016@gmail.com with the title – Compassionate Ramadan 2016/Your name
Include the following details : Name, Age, Address, email, phone and a few words about the location and camera or phone you used to click.
Simultaneously post the photos and videos to Passionate Photographers group on Facebook with hashtags #passionatephotographers and
#CompassionateRamadan2016
Brought to you by: Passionate Photographers & Team 1 TalentShare
Entries close: 16th July 2016
All entries will be showcased in Passionate Photographers group & Talent Share blogs
Special highlights with Weekly Winners
For queries, please email to talentshare2016@gmail.com.
Passionate Photographs of INDIA – photography competition
Passionate Photographs of INDIA
Exclusive photography competition to showcase Beautiful INDIA
On the occasion of ISC-IPEF Travel & Tourism Expo 2016 being held on 20th & 21st May 2016 at ISC Abu Dhabi
For all Passionate photographers of any age with an attitude of participating in a community event which may lead to a winning moment in their life!
Send us photos and videos (maximum 2 minute length) that you have captured during your visit to India. Photos taken using Mobile and professional cameras accepted. Awesome prizes to win!
Email your entries to: talentshare2016@gmail.com
Include the following details : Name, Age, Address, email, phone and a few words about the location and camera or phone you used to click.
Simultaneously post the photos and videos to Passionate Photographers group on Facebook with hashtags
#passionatephotographers and #ISC-IPEF-TravelTourismExpo2016
Brought to you by: Passionate Photographers & Team 1 TalentShare
Entries close: 19th May 2016
- All entries will be showcased at the venue during ISC-IPEF Travel Tourism Expo 2016
- Photographs from every Indian State welcomed and there will be State wise special prizes for best submissions.
- Participants are requested to submit photographs that are un-manipulated and real, and that capture their special moments in India.
حصرياً مسابقة التصوير الفوتوغرافي لمشاهدة جمال الهند
بمناسبة انعقاد معرض اكسبو في 20 / 21 مايو 2016 أبوظبي , تتشرف ISC-IPEF للسفر و السياحة بطرح مسابقة للتصوير الفوتوغرافي.
و في هذه المناسبة تعطى الفرصة لجميع المصورين المبدعين من جميع الأعمار للمشاركة في هذا الحدث المجتمعي لإعطاء فرصة لحظة الفوز في حياتهم!
الشروط:
ارسال صور أو مقطع فيديو تم التقاطها عن طريق هاتفك المتحرك (الموبايل) أو عدسة كاميراتك الشخصية خلال زيارتك للهند بشرط أن لا تطول مدة الفيديو اكثر من دقيقتين.
جوائز عديدة في انتظاركم.
أرسل المشاركة الخاصة بك الى العنوان التالي: talentshare2016@gmail.com
بالإضافة إلى إرسال جميع البيانات المطلوبة: الاسم , العمر , العنوان , الهاتف , و شرح مبسط عن موقع التصوير و نوعية الكاميرا او الهاتف التي تم استخدامه في التقاط الصور أو الفيديو.
نشر الصور أو الفيديو في موقع التواصل الاجتماعي (الفيسبوك) و إضافتها إلى رابطة الهاشتاق التالية: (#passionatephotographers)
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برعاية: Passionate Photographers & Team 1 TalentShare
ينتهي التسجيل في 19 مايو 2016
- تستغل هذه الفرصة لعرض جميع المشاركات و الصور من جميع انحاء الهند في معرض ISC-IPEF للسفر و السياحة
- مرحب بجميع المصورين, كما أنه وقد خصصت جوائز خاصة لأفضل عرض او صوره تحكي عن اللحظات الخاصة في الهند.
- يرجى من المشاركين تقديم الصور أوالفيديو من دون أي تغيير أو إستخدام برامج كالفوتوشوب, لذا على الصور أن تكون طبيعية و حقيقية من خلال الوقت المميز الذي تم إمضائه في الهند.
Avis aux photographes passionnés par l’Inde.
Concours exclusif de photographie pour mettre en avant la beauté de l’Inde
A l’occasion de l’exposition 2016 “ISC-IPEF Travel & Tourism“ qui se tiendra les 20 et 21 Mai 2016 au Centre Social et Culturel Indien d’Abou Dhabi.
Le concours est accessible a tous les photographes passionnes (de tout âge) et peut vous permettre de gagner de nombreux prix.
Vous pouvez nous envoyer vos photographies ou vidéos (durée maximale de la vidéo 2 minutes) que vous avez pris durant vos différents séjours en Inde. Les photos prises avec un Smartphone ou un appareil professionnel sont acceptées.
Envoyez nous vos clichés à l’adresse mail suivante : talentshare2016@gmail.com
Ajoutez dans votre mail les informations suivantes :
Nom Prénom, Age, Adresse, Email, numéro de téléphone.
Rajoutez également quelques mots sur la localisation de la photographie et l’appareil utilisé.
Vous pouvez aussi poster vos photos sur le groupe Facebook Passionate Photographers en utilisant le #passionatephotographers ou #ISC-IPEF-TravelTourismExpo2016
Ce concours est organisé par : Passionate Photographers & Team 1 TalentShare
Vous avez jusqu’au 19 Mai 2016 pour déposer vos photos
- Toutes les photographies seront présentées lors de l’exposition “ ISC-IPEF Travel Tourism Expo 2016“
- Les photographies peuvent provenir de n’importe quel état Indien. Des prix spéciaux sont à gagner pour les plus beaux clichés.
- Les photographes doivent déposer des photographies réelles et sans retouche capturant des moments spéciaux de leur séjour en Inde.
Photo Speaks: Do not give up! or rather Fight it out!.
It was pleasant to see the loaded bullock cart plying through the busy city traffic of Coimbatore, which has one of the best mobility options for goods transport.
Southern Beauty – A minute with ClicksandWrites
A quick round up of the beauty I saw through my lens during a short visit to Coimbatore, Palghat and Trichur. Most of the photos in this presentation are taken using mobile phones. Once again it is my way to prove what I say and write, Photography is a good way to create a positive effect when adversities of life target you in strange and uncertain ways!
Mind Speaks – Common Man’s Pride!
TVS 50 is common man’s pride!. You will agree with me, if you visit any of the markets or towns in Tamilnadu. It was not a surprise for me to see several local retailers coming to the wholesale vegetable market at Coimbatore and returning with goods stacked neatly everywhere possible, and the rider balancing it through heavy city traffic!.
In 1980 TVS 50, TVS Motor Company is the third largest two-wheeler manufacturer in India and one among the top ten in the world , rolled out India’s first two-seater moped from the factory at Hosur in Tamil Nadu, Southern India.
I call this a pulse presentation to the mass! TVS knew what the common man wanted to handle their day to day chores. Especially, those in the villages and small towns. If not altogether correct in an entire Indian perspective, at least and fully true in the Southern States of Tamilnadu, Karnataka and Andra Pradesh.
Some of the mopeds are really old, but maintained and kept in excellent condition, as is the tradition in Tamilnadu. They love their vehicles more than anything!.
Bajaj M80 is another example, although it is visible lesser and lesser.
Automobile companies have to come out with economically viable products for the common man. It will keep the market alive and industry prosper and the profitability is shared to the grass root level.
Foot note: I am happy to see and highly impressed to note that the normally illiterate farmers or retail business people are happy to abide by and oblige the helmet rule, whereas the highly educated youth do not follow them and end up in orthopaedic wards of hospitals or in many cases even die an untimely death!.
Point to ponder.
Technology behind Red Bull Air Race Pylons – A minute with ClicksandWrites
Red Bull Air Race Abu Dhabi
Friday, 11th March 2016
@redbullairrace #airrace
Made with a special lightweight nylon, the pylons for Red Bull Air Race are designed with maximum safety and efficiency in mind. While they define the course, they are not there to get in the way; quite the opposite actually.
If a plane makes contact with a pylon, it is designed to breakaway or tear, with the air-pressurized structure falling away immediately. From there a specialized team kicks into action, and the ensuing few minutes are poetry in motion, not unlike watching a Formula 1 team perform a pit stop.
Text Source and opportunity thanks to: Red Bull Air Race Team
Our Story of the Date Palms – 2016
For those parents with children interested or not interested in Photography, this will be a very good exercise to have them observe the nature, the seasonal changes and to observe and realise how nature announces the arrival of the seasons in its own way. Since it is spread out during a period of four months, it will be also a test to find out how patient you are towards your short term and long term objectives.
#passionatephotographers #clicksandwrites #Ourstoryofdatepalms2016
Athirappally Vazhachal Waterfalls Kerala – A minute with ClicksandWrites
The Athirappilly Falls is situated 1000 ft above sea level on the Chalakudy river, at the entrance to the Sholayar ranges of the Western Ghats. Athirappalli is a scenic combination of forests and little streams. Falling from a height of 80 feet, this is one of the largest waterfalls in the state. Many endangered and endemic species of flora and fauna are found in the forests of the Athirapilly-Vazhachal area. This area is the only place in the Western Ghats where four endangered hornbill species are seen. The Western Ghats is one of the most important biodiversity hot spot in the world. This valuable natural world is already degraded by mining and hydro electric projects. Environmentalists claim that Athirapally is a one-of its-kind riparian ecosystem in Kerala. V.S. Vijayan, Chairman of the Kerala State Biodiversity Board and former Director of the Salim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History (SACON), Coimbatore, has been quoted in Down to Earth magazine as affirming that the Vazhachal forest division is the second most biodiverse area in the State. The International Bird Association has declared it an “Important Bird Area” and the Asian Nature Conservation Foundation has recommended that the area should be declared a sanctuary or a national park, he points out.
Athirappilly is popular among tourists. Athirappilly Falls is one of the best places to visit in Kerala. Another popular waterfall to visit is the Vazhachal Falls. Athirappilly Falls is a part of Chalakudy river and it is approximately 80 feet in height. Athirappilly is easily reachable from Chalakudy by taking a vehicle for rent or by bus from the Chalakudy private bus terminal.
Proper precautions are taken on site to prevent mishaps while swimming and a police camp is always positioned there. Athirappilly is situated on SH-21 highway connecting Tamil Nadu and Kerala, night driving is not advised. But you can enjoy the adventurous drive in the middle of jungle.
Route through Valparai: Coimbatore-Pollachi 40 km-Valparai 65 km From Pollachi onwards, the road climbs up steeply through tea estates to Valparai. From Valparai, the road goes through dense wild jungles after Malakkiparai. Route is as follows: Valparai-Malakkiparai 22 km-Sholayar 24-Peringalkuthu Dam 25-Vazhachal 5-Athirapalli 5-Chalakudy 33 km.
Route through Angamaly: For tourists from Cochin and other northern side of Kerala can take a short cut from Angamaly. After Passing Angamaly take right turn after the bridge. This route will pass through Mookkannoor, Edalakadu, Ezhattumugham, palm oil plantation and connect to Athirapilly Vazhachal route. This route can save time, distance and you can enjoy nature.
Route through Chalakudy: Tourists from Chalakudy and other southern side of Kerala can take the Athirappilly route starting from Anamala Jn. Chalakudy and pass through Kanjirapilly, Vettilapara Athirapilly route.
There is absolutely no human settlement between Malakkiparai and Peringalkuthu Dam. Wildlife—elephants and bison—spill over onto the road, and night driving is discouraged. Both Vazhachal and Athirapalli are on the same Chalakudy river.
Athirapalli Falls is best visited during rains. The rest of the year there is water flow but hardly the spectacle it is from June to October.
There are two water theme parks (Silver Storm and Dream Word) and many resorts on the way to Athirapilly.
A minute with ClicksandWrites is a series designed to highlight various events that I attend or location that I visit through short videos. The video also has a key safety message that is to remind each and every one that safety is a priority for all, especially road safety.
#StartEarlyDriveCarefullyReachSafely is the prime message that is the need for the hour. Beware of other drivers mistakes and drive carefully and cautiously see through to have a blessed day.
#StartEarlyDriveCarefullyReachSafely #SafetyFirst #PassionatePhotographers
#ClicksandWrites #AminutewithClicksandWrites #KeralaTourism #VisitKerala
A minute with ClicksandWrites – A pit stop moment from F1 Abu Dhabi
In motorsports, a pit stop is where a racing vehicle stops in the pits during a race for refuelling, new tyres, repairs, mechanical adjustments, a driver change, as a penalty, or any combination of the above. Not all of these are allowed in all forms of racing.
The pits usually comprise a pit lane which runs parallel to the start/finish straight and is connected at each end to the main track, and a row of garages (usually one per team) outside which the work is done. Pit stop work is carried out by anywhere from five to twenty mechanics (also called a “pit crew”), depending on the series regulations, while the driver often waits in the vehicle (except where a driver change is involved or in Motorbike racing).
Where it is permitted, refuelling is often an important purpose of a pit stop. Carrying fuel slows down a vehicle and there is often a limit on the size of the fuel tank, so many races require multiple stops for fuel to complete the race distance in the minimum time. Changing tyres is also common to permit the use of softer tyres that wear faster but provide more grip, to use tyres suitable for wet conditions, or to use a range of tyres designated by the rules. Teams will aim for each of their vehicles to pit following a planned schedule, with the number of stops determined by many factors such as fuel capacity, tyre lifespan, and the trade-off between time lost in the pits versus time gained on the track due to the benefits of pit stops. Choosing the optimum pit strategy of how many stops to make and when to make them is crucial in having a successful race. It is also important for teams to take competitors’ strategies into account when planning pit stops, to avoid being held up behind a competitor where overtaking is difficult or risky. An unscheduled or extended stop, such as for a repair, can be very costly for a driver’s chance of success, because while they are stopped for service, competitors remaining on the track are gaining time on them. For this reason, the pit crew often undergo intensive training to perform operations such as tyre changes as quickly as possible leading to pit stops, for example in Formula 1, where the car is only stationary for a few seconds for a regular pit stop.
In most series the order of the order of the teams’ pit boxes is assigned by points standings, race results, or previous qualifying results before the start of the race. In NASCAR and in INDYCAR’s Indianapolis 500, typically pit assignments are made after qualifying, with the fastest qualifiers choosing their pit stall first.
A minute with ClicksandWrites is a series designed to highlight various events that I attend or location that I visit through short videos. The video also has a key safety message that is to remind each and every one that safety is a priority for all, especially road safety.
#StartEarlyDriveCarefullyReachSafely is the prime message that is the need for the hour. Beware of other drivers mistakes and drive carefully and cautiously see through to have a blessed day.
#StartEarlyDriveCarefullyReachSafely #SafetyFirst #PassionatePhotographers
#ClicksandWrites #AminutewithClicksandWrites #AbuDhabiGP @F1TotalOfficiel
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