Sulagna Chatterjee
| Oct 06 2009
Read more: Institute Focus: National Academy of Photography, Kolkata
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Sulagna Chatterjee
| Nov 13 2009
It is said that learning is a continuous process. No matter how much you seem to know about a subject you are still driven to learn some more. Arts and other creative streams ingrain the same quest for perfection in their disciples, pushing them to produce something better every time. The National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad is one such institute which completely supports and encourages creative expression through its quality courses.
The National Institute of Design (NID) is internationally renowned as one of the foremost multi-disciplinary institutions in the fields of design, art and research. The Business Week, USA has listed NID among the top 25 European & Asian programmes in the world. Among the numerous courses this institute provides, it’s well acclaimed for its Post Graduate Certificate Course in Photography Design.
The Course:
The unique twin certificate course is designed to ensure students get an encouraging and creative environment to hone their skills and develop their distinct style. The course puts equal emphasis on theory and hands on knowledge keeping the industry needs and the real world practicality in mind. It is specifically designed for students who come with a Bachelor’s degree in photography and who intend to take their learning a step further. The course magnifies research in areas like history, critique and theory of photography practice. At the same time, the program keeps students abreast with the new block of technology and helps them develop expertise in digital photography.
Read more: Institute Focus: National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
Sagar Sheldekar
| Sep 07 2009
The digital age has changed the way we live our lives. The technological advances have revolutionized every single aspect of life and photography is no different. The simplest yet the most sophisticated point-and-shoot cameras of leading camera brands have won over more converts than ever before in the history of photography. Yet, turning into a professional photographer is a whole different ball game.
