Carmel Convent School organises a two-day photography exhibition to motivate budding photographers

Updated on: Saturday, October 13, 2012

In a move to motivate the budding photographers of Carmel Convent School, a two-day photography exhibition showcasing the artistic clicks of the school's reporter's club was organized on its premises.

Shraddha Gulati and Niharika, young photographers who displayed their work at the "5th Dimension" said, "It is a great feeling that our work is being appreciated by all".

Another photographer Aashita Singh said, "I have been in love with the camera since I was a child and this is the first time that my work is being displayed professionally." Students and faculties from various schools visited the exhibition. Deepika, a teacher from Sacred Heart School, said, "The students have clearly proven that age is no barrier when it comes to thinking out of the box".

Principal Sister Swati said, "The exhibition gives a new dimension to the nature, human moods and famous destination all over the world. It also aims at promoting the budding photographers of the school."

Punita Singh, mentor and organizer of the club, said, "Work done over a year has been put on display here. Young minds have an amazing talent and showing them the right direction can produce great results." 

Dilpreet Kaur, Manbani, Aashita Singhvadhera, Sirat and Parul were adjudged top five photographers.

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