All,
Print meet has gained enough momentum from the days where only Ganesh and Ramesh started sharing prints. I remember our 1st, 2nd and may be 3rd print meets happened in Lalbagh (due to the need of natural light). We in CNP have come a long way from our creative effort in making images to re-producing them on papers. We learn new things in every print meet, we get more ideas.
We had an opportunity to see some of Umashankar’s interesting prints. He has more interesting collection and we love to see more.
Ramesh’s usual high-quality bench marking B&W prints are eye catchy. We love to see Ramesh’s collection of rocks/water abstracts in a booklet soon.
RD’s extra wide format of artistical birds’ images are unique and interesting. We love to see more unique images from RD.
Vihaan at such a young age has the potential to reach higher hights. Monkeys’ backlit landscape image was a stealer. I wish him greater skill and success in years to come.
I felt Ashwini’s practical lab on film v/s digital came live at the table, with so many variables to manage and examples of output were at the table

. Some of those film native prints hit the right chord in us. I just feel there no stopping for any reason to do film photography. Hope the film industry takes U-turn and enable more souls across the world to continue film photography.
Raj’s endeavour in making real soul satisfactory image making journey continues. His hit rate of 1-2 gum print images per day is all time high of patience and it is at the other extreme end of the digital photography graph where 50-100 of hundreds digital images per day are made. Gum printing in its own sense a true art using science and chemistry. Every image made in gum print process is unique, one of its kind and great value. At the end results are just fabulous with rustic feel and are in different league.
Ganesh’s new set of fireflies’ images in large prints were awesome. They need to be printed on transparencies and must be displayed in art museums and as well as in high-end Jazz - Blues music bars in NY, Tokyo or somewhere
Good to see UN Aditya after several years and inspiring to hear his rocky mountain trekking & photography experience in Colorado.
As usual a great planning and arrangement from Ravi & Vikas.
Thanks to all who attended and made the event memorable.
Until next time.