Global Photography Festival
Department
of Zoology
February
28, 2024
The
Global Photography Festival held at TK Madhava Memorial College's Seminar Hall
on February 28, 2024, was a significant event aimed at promoting nature
conservation through the lens of photography. With HOD Dr Sheela leading the
initiative, the festival garnered participation from 50 enthusiastic students
eager to showcase their photographic talents and advocate for environmental
preservation.
The
festival revolved around the theme of nature conservation, encouraging students
to capture the beauty of the natural world and raise awareness about
environmental issues through their photographs. HOD Sheela delivered an
inspiring keynote address, emphasizing the importance of preserving our
planet's biodiversity and the role of photography in conveying powerful
messages about environmental conservation.
The
festival included interactive sessions where students shared their insights and
experiences behind the lens, discussing the challenges they faced, the stories
their photographs told, and the impact they hoped to achieve through their
imagery.
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The
event provided a platform for students to connect with like-minded individuals,
exchange ideas, and foster collaborations aimed at furthering their collective
efforts in promoting nature conservation through photography and also the
attendees were given the opportunity to vote on their favourite photos from the
website www.greenstorm.green
The
Global Photography Festival at TK Madhava Memorial College served as a platform
for students to channel their creativity and passion for photography towards
the noble cause of nature conservation. Through captivating imagery and
thoughtful discourse, participants not only showcased their artistic talents
but also contributed to raising awareness and inspiring action for the
protection of our planet's precious natural resources. The event underscored
the power of photography as a tool for environmental advocacy and demonstrated
the commitment of the college community towards fostering a sustainable future
for generations to come.
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