Photo Studio
Unseen Beauty Of Gujarat
Saurabh Chaudhary, belongs to Vyara, the main town of Tapi District in the southern tip of state of Gujarat. Vyara is close to the beautiful Dangs and the Purna Wild Life Sanctuary. Saurabh, loves being with nature and spends a lot of his time in these remote areas. These are unfrequented, undiscovered areas of Gujarat, which has immense beauty, which has not yet attracted the globe trotting Gujarati community.
Saurabh uses Long Exposure technique, to convert this luscious frames into stunning images, which a viewer cannot take his/her eyes off. He invests lot of time to find the perfect spot and waits endlessly to get the picture perfect moment. All of these images in the album have exposures in the range of 30 sec to 300 sec.
The photographs are not only incredible visuals, they are also a living document of the natural beauty that Gujarat has to offer.
We are extremely pleased to present this Photo Studio, and we are sure that our audience will enjoy this as much as we have enjoyed bringing this to you.
Photo Studio Curator : Ketan Modi
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