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A SEMINAR WAS ORGANISED BY PHOTOGRAPHY SOCIETY FORMED BY THE STUDENTS OF KHALSA COLLEGE, AMRITSAR ON THE TOPIC " BASICS OF PHOTOGRAPHY"

A Seminar was organised by Photography Society formed by the students of Khalsa College, Amritsar on the topic " Basics of Photography" in which Dr. Ernest Albert (Commentator, National Geographic Channel, Washington D.C. ) was the Chief Guest. Mr Ernest who has spent twenty years with spiritual leader Dalai Lama told the students that every child has potential to be an artist if so provided by the Almighty.

Dr. Daljit Singh, Principal, Khalsa College welcomed the Chief Guest and Resource Persons and presented his views on  photography. On this occasion, renowned Photo-artist and Photographer S. Sandeep Singh presented his views on photography from artistic perspective. He insisted that brain and heart should be used for best results in photography. He complimented his views with the help of multimedia presentation. The second resource person S. Raminderpal Singh (Photographer, European Press Photo Agency) told  the students that they need to develop qualities like  strong willpower, determination and control over emotions for being a successful photo journalist.

 Prof. Navjeet Singh Saggu, Convener of the Photography Society presented the objectives and programmes to be pursued in future by the society.  In the end of seminar, Prof. Nitin Walia Co-convener presented the vote of thanks. He expressed his gratefulness to the Chief Guest and Resource Persons.

 The  Student President of the Society S. Jatinder Singh Chahal from B.A. IIIrd Year,  Student Secretary Gurinderpal Singh from B.Com. (Professional) 1st Year and Manpreet Singh, Finance Secretary from B.Com. (Professional) 3rd year and the members of Society worked hard to make the Seminar a success.