DPC Heritage Photowalk potters village

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DPC Heritage Photowalk to Potters Village
The potters of this village rely solely on their craft for their livelihood. You can appreciate the sharp contrast between the urban and rural parts of Delhi. Observe the daily activities and rituals of the locals. Our guide will also help you to strike a conversation with the potter community. Try your hand at the potter’s wheel. Kids playing some traditional Indian games in narrow streets make for a good camera-shot. And don’t forget to take back some memories, they have a small souvenir shop as well.

Cultural interaction with the potters
Observing different types of pottery processes
Traditional Indian pottery
Ofcourse you can buy
How to Reach
Nearest metro station is Uttam Nagar

Note:

We accept 60 people for the walk (to better manage the logisitcs and have a small group for the walk leader). 2 days prior to the walk you will get a admin mail containing all the details of the walk.

To register www.delhiphotographyclub.com/regsiter

DPC announces call for entries for season 6

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Finally the wait is over. DPC invites entries from all the photography enthusiast for its annual exhibition Nicefoto season 6 : an international celebration of Amateur Photography .

Its Free , No charges for anyone. Submit unto 10 photos , Images needs to be less then 1.5 mb per image. Share with your friends

Nicefoto season 6 will be bigger and better . Create your gallery now @www.nicefoto.in Last date of entries 05th Oct 2016 .

Exhibition date : 21st Oct onwards at India Habitat Center , N Delhi

If case of any query write to virendra@delhiphotographyclub.com

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DPC Literati IIT Delhi Photowalk 24th Sep

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DPC presents exclusive photowalk with Literati IIT Delhi on 24th Sep 2016.

Delhi Photography Club invites you for a heritage photowalk to the The Durga Idol Making, at Chittranjan Park, on 24th Sep, Saturday. The walk will start at 10.00 am and will end at 12.00 pm.

​How to reach there:

By Metro : Nearest station – Nehru Place and/or Hauz Khas

Auto/Cab : please reach at Kalibari Temple, Chitranjan Park Near market no 4

See you there at 10.00 am at Kalibari Temple, Chitranjan Park Near market no 4

About Delhi Photography Club
Delhi Photography Club was setup with the intent of taking photography homes. The purpose of the DPC is to stimulate, enable, and nurture a fraternity of photography enthusiasts for mutual benefit.

Due to fast changing internet and mobile devices space, many more people are consuming photos. We want people to store their memories more beautifully. The club is perhaps the first initiative of this kind in the entire country.

To offer situations to practice photography, we do free photo walks every month. For learning the technique, we have workshops for various levels (beginner and intermediate), for motivation, we offer memberships and finally for platform, we have these exhibitions. The club also helps the underserved children to express themselves creatively through its outreach activities.

As a club, we have brought together businessmen, diplomats, doctors, lawyers, homemakers, students and children and helped them in their creative expression using a camera.

About Literati IIT Delhi

The vision of IIT Delhi academia extends beyond the realm of technical expertise and is also aimed at promoting holistic excellence. As a part of this effort, we, the Board for Student Publications, the publication and journalistic body of IIT Delhi, organise Literati, an annual literary extravaganza. Through this fest, we aim to provide a platform to the students to explore and experience various facades of the enthralling world of literature as well as encourage expression through spoken and written word.

The three day fest boasts of a plethora of events like seminars, workshops, panel discussions, interactive sessions with speakers, online and offline competitive events and everything a literary enthusiast could hope for. The fest is scheduled for September 23 to 24 this year.