This humble photo of mine, won an award. It was voted first (Yipee ) in the competition titled “Reflection” at the BetterPhotography.in forum.

Another achievement for this photo: an online magazine called NowPublic.com requested this photo for their article titled “How four cups of coffee reduces a woman’s chances of having a baby…”

These awards are pushing me deeper into this ultra creative yet distracting madness called Photography

Thanks you all for your support and great words Keep them coming.

Cheers,
Gunjan

The great members of the BetterPhotography forum decided to pamper a kid again.

This time, they bestowed me with an even greater honor than the last time.

This photo of mine was voted for the first place at the fortnightly competitions there.
The theme this time was… The four elements: Fire Water Air Earth.

Thank you everybody for the support and showering me with your blessings. It really feels very special when such experts approve your work and give their vote of confidence to your efforts.

You can check out the details of this competition here.

Folks, I have been busy the last few days learning a new programming language called Flex 3 from Adobe.

Flex 3 is Flash for programmers. You can do the coding in notepad or any text editor and use the free compiler to create a flash file.

Here is a simple photo rating application that I created last week and I am releasing the binary and the source code for you to use and learn.

If you are a photographer, you can easily integrate this application in your website or blog to

Hey folks,

This photo was judged to be the second best photo by the honored members of Better Photography forum.

The competition’s theme was “color”.

I thank all the members of the forum from the bottom of my heart for motivating and supporting me.

You can check it out at the Better Photography forum

Gunjan

“You cannot open a software company, your father is a govt employee and you are a Civil Engineer.”

“You are a housewife, and your life is limited to the kitchen, your children and your husband.”

“What creativity, you are a Medical Representative, so stick to selling.”

“Are you crazy, remember, you are a biology student, you haven’t touched maths since tenth standard and now you want to get into software and programming?”

I have seen people shape their destiny by what they know they can do, by the boundaries that either they or somebody else drew for them.