Rohitha is my colleague at SAP Labs, team mate at Read India Foundation and a great artist! I knew her as an artist but when I witnessed her masterpieces during the photo-shoot, I was full of joy :) I was even more stunned when I heard she came up with these master-pieces in a span of just 4 years while working on them over weekends only (apart from other interests that she gets busy with). I am now terribly inspired in fine arts ;) I am sure you too will, after seeing these beautiful paintings.
FOR SALE! Price: 8000 INRIf interested in buying this Tanjore paintaing, get in touch with Rohitha via http://sothisishowyoublog.blogspot.com/.
This is the first time I did photo-shoot of paintings and it was quite a challenging experience. Had to try a lot of different locations to avoid glare on the glass frame but yet retain good uniform lighting from the natural source. It was also a challenge to avoid angular distortions. Nevertheless, it was hard to achieve zero distortions which I then partially corrected using editing tools. I must say that I got to learn a lot about such a photo-session.
9 comments:
Awesome paintings and perfect photo shooting....
Truly loved her paintings...
I dont know if SAP is going to produce great SW engineers but it is definitely producing some amazing artists :)))
Tanu: Thank you. You know about creative people. No matter which field they are in, by nature they bring something new, something out of the box. Nice to be part of an organization with handsome number of such people around!
It's a great feeling to be with like-minded people! :) Miss u at office .. Why don't you come back to B'lore? :)
I am REALLY WILLING to come to bangalore to meet all my beloved people...waiting when existence will create the right time... :)
Congratulations, you captured the paintings very well! They are beautiful...
You not only shot such beautiful pictures, but also wrote such a lovely blogpost on it!! What more can I say?! thank you doesn't convey it all somehow :)
As usual sooper snaps :) Keep them coming :)
Damn Nice !!! I love them alllll ;)
beautiful paintings.I love thanjavoor type of paintings.they look so rich.
Your photography too is wonderful.i was wondering how u could take pics without glare,your reflection and distortion in them.
@Tanu: I'm waiting too :)
Thanks Frieda.
Thanks Rohitha! I loved your presents too esp the purple one :).
Thanks Sandy. That's v encouraging.
Thanks Usha. :)
@MD: Thanks my dear... :)
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