Today we look at the photographs we have taken and spend a minute reminiscing on the moment… Relive those beautiful thoughts and vacations you took.  Say a small prayer of Thank you to Photography… Remember there was once a time when photography didn’t exist. A time when those precious moments couldn’t be captured, uploaded and shared. And now, there are cameras in the phones, point and shoot cameras, SLR and DSLR….

And today we are featuring photographs by some photography enthusiasts…Join Snapfish as we rejoice on the joy of taking photographs and share with you a few photographs from photography enthusiasts….

Get clicking.. its time to  share your world with the world!

Chitra Aiyer

To me, this pic brings out their love for each other in many ways. Their comfort with each other, their happiness are apparent. I like how the colors, the tones, the textures come together.

Nashad Abdu

So, it is World Photography Day… My bond with my camera began long ago, actually, i don’t really know where i made the transition from being someone who enjoyed taking random photographs to becoming a professional photographer. The journey has been amazing, and today when i look back, it all probably started with nature and all that it has to offer

Karthick Sundar

I click anything that catches my eye. I have taken pictures of  birds, animals, things, locks, events, and just about everything else you can think of. Photography is very close to my heart- it is the only medium where i can express myself and not worry about others… This is a photograph i took at an event… I was in awe of the Lady cop, she seemed to be standing proud saying “Women Rule, so beware”!

Chandrachoodan Gopalakrishnan

Right.
What a cliche!  World Photography day, and we post photos. Not so surprisingly, here’s a cliched shot of a waterfall, long exposure of course, of exotic locations that belie photography’s great appeal: an anthropological research tool and a travel agent’s truest measure of success.
But, all’s not that point & shoot simple. Within the cliche lies a certain technical competence – a good frame that reflects the rule of thirds, a good exposure that reproduces colour and tone, and a certain likeability for the place.
All that’s is just a big way of saying “I was there!”, which is all one needs to be, if Henri Cartier Bresson was right. Which he was.
f/8 and be there.

Ram

Love this picture because,

Cycle tracks are a near rarity in Chennai and these (cycle track markers) ones span throughout the IT Corridor bye-lane. The seasonal flowers makes it even more inviting to ride and not Drive…