Bibhuti Bhushan Bhattacharya was born in Lucknow. He studied fashion design at NIFT (National Institute of Fashion Technology), Kolkata and followed it up with stints at major fashion houses and brands.
In the years that followed, Bibhuti travelled across India and the world only to realise that there was a part of him that wanted to break free. With a decade of experience in designing, it was but natural for him to pick up a camera. Ideas and concepts came to life through his view finder. He devoted his time looking for freedom and tranquility and something that did not endear him to a life of chaos and materialism.
In 2009, he started shooting a designer’s collection for Wills India Fashion Week and Lakme Fashion Week. The images from these partnerships were used in major picture catalogues, magazines and newspapers across the country.
In 2010, Bibhuti created a series of expansively composed colour photographs for corporate houses and agencies. His imagery was exhibited in Delhi.
His photographs are not radical, but they are honest. They border on a thin magical line that separates reality from idealism. Finally, his background in fashion and travel across continents has found an expression in his images.
iPhone/iPad versions of the websites are managed at our end, but we recommend you to fill in some mandatory fields in order to enhance the visitor’s experience. The development team is continuously working to make the iPhone/iPad versions as cogent as possible.
Go the Settings tab and click on iPhone/iPad option and fill the details.They will ask your for information that you may have entered earlier but for the iPhone/iPad website, you need to fill them again.
Home Gallery: is the default gallery which will come at your home link.
Phone: Provide your phone number.
Email: Type in your email id.
Bio: Write about yourself here.
Check Contact form , if you want to show ‘contact me’ form.
Click on save & preview your website on iPhone/iPad.
ShutterMemories Photography is based in Houston, Texas and consists of photographers Lindsay Young and Omar Suljic. They are a dynamic and creative couple who have experience in other fields (journalism, music, art) but photography has and will always be their number one passion.
The name ShutterMemories comes from a simple concept – a person, a camera, and a shutter is all it takes to bring the present into the future with them. Every image you see on their website contains a piece of themselves. These are the memories that they have put together. Needless to say, they love what they do and are very passionate about it.
They strive to give their clients exactly what they have in mind. They are sure that the only thing that really matters is to be able to give people amazing photographs and memories that will last forever.
Amber is all about capturing stories through photographs & amp; she is intrigued by people in their natural environment, comfortably in front of the camera. She prefers working outside with natural lighting & amp. She is convinced that space really enhances a photo and makes it all the more alive. She strives for work being pure, honest and fun. She tries to get to know her clients and enjoys the opportunity to do so.
Amber shoots typically consist of 50-200 shots. She guarantees 40 shots as the least amount presented to her customers. Her photos are usually a combination of color, black and white and sepia toned images. They are edited by hand.
Contour Photography focuses on creating the best possible photos for their clients. For them, its all about creativity and coming up with new and exciting images every time. They want every client to leave their photo sessions with an experience and not just photos.
The Crew:
Photograher – Ben Rheaves
Hair/Makeup & Styling – lrena Rheaves
If you live in the greater Atlanta area and are looking for a photographer who can capture your most cherished memories perfectly, then Contour Photography is worth a shot.
Photographers know the importance of having a portfolio. It is important for them to have a portfolio that establishes who they are as well as what their passion is. We, at Pixpa, understand it and make it happen.
Choosing the preset design of your website is simple and easy. Check out the following tutorial video to understand how you can choose and change the preset design of your website.
After successfully choosing a preset design, take yourself to the next level of customisation. Design your portfolio and have fun with it. Show the world your ability to design and tell them your ideas. Why hesitate? Take a closer look at the Design options.
The first tab is the Layout tab on which you can design the structure/framework of your website. Starting from the position of logo and menus to font design, title size and color, background color or image to header and footer colour schemes. Opacity is the opposite of transparency; so if you make opacity zero it becomes completely transparent. If you don’t want a special color scheme, do make opacity zero to make it completely invisible.
The second tab is Menu tab, which consists of Primary & Secondary Navigation text. Primary Navigation is your main menu options while the Secondary Navigation is the drop down link which opens up on clicking the Primary Menu. You can customise the Menu BG color to give a contrasting effect or make opacity zero for no effect. The hover color is the color you want it to change to when a visitor hovers the mouse on that menu option. Hovers too should be contrasting like black + white, Green + Yellow, Yellow + Red etc…
The third tab is Galleries tab with which you can customise border of your images, color, size , position , opacity to thickness & background etc. It also allows you to customise photo info page and you can insert a short description about the image.
The fourth tab is Pages tab which allows to customise the pages (pretty obvious). You can customise Contact, About, and other pages and arrange it the way you had planned.
The fifth tab is Elements tab which covers custom welcome text .
Preview your website change by using preview button after saving your design. Don’t forget to make a copy of your style and naming it.
Tips:
Give it a contrasting effect by choosing different colour schemes or a savvy background image.
If most of your images are on a white background, then choose a white background with zero stage opacity to make your image part of the website .
Any color scheme can be dumped using zero opacity.
If you have made a mess of the design then simply delete the design and choose the same preset design again. It is similar to the reset to default function.
You can change almost everything you see, start building your styles and get noticed.
Mary Buttolph is a visual journalist who cares about creating images that leave a lasting impression. Whether its a gritty news assignment or capturing life’s milestones, she strives to turn fleeting moments into clear and telling images. Mary grew up in Virginia and proudly attended Virginia Tech where she earned a degree in Fisheries Science. She started her professional career as a Fisheries Biologist for the Forest Service in the Rockies and the Pacific Northwest.
Although she enjoyed her vagabond lifestyle studying wild salmon and trout populations, she decided to retum to school to study her first love – photography. Mary earned a degree from RIT and a Master’s degree in Multimedia, Photography and Design at The Newhouse School at Syracuse University.
Her resume includes freelancing for several organisations including the New York Times and being named a Camegie/Knight fellow. She held an adjunct professorial position at Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, where she taught multimedia storytelling.
She is most proud of her baby girl, Charlotte Anne and lives in Skaneateles with her marvelous husband, Lee. In her spare time, Mary enjoys cooking, fly fishing, cross-country skiing, swimming and exploring her favorite place, Charleston, SC.
Tamas is a professional photographer from Hungary. He started photography in 2005. Ever since, he has savoured every moment of being a photographer. He is an active member of World Photography Association and carries a Canon 5D Mark II with Canon L series lenses.
Tamas Photography specialises in architecture, environmental photography, fine-art, fashion, photojournalism and documentary, portraiture and more.
The Bowery is the portfolio website of New Zealand-based photographer Heidi Lee. Heidi’s portfolio includes fine art photography which is available for sale. She also works on a commission basis. Heidi enjoys taking photos. She tells us that you will often find her staring while the light changes in the sky. She will focus more on sports photography now. This includes the Takapuna Rugby Football Club 2011 Season and Drag Racing.When she isn’t learning salsa with two of her closest friends, this talented photographer designs her own dresses too. Team Pixpa wishes her all the best as she keeps adding feathers to her cap.
Sasha’s professional career began in 1998 as a studio portrait photographer and photo journalist. He is a staff photographer of Les Ballets Trockadero de monte Carlo since 1999. Over the years, he has been adding to his portfolio. His expertise ranges from weddings and theater to still life and event photography. Interestingly he is also a high-end digital photo retoucher. His passion for photography has gone beyond the professional arena. Believe it or not, he refuses to leave home without his camera. In fact he is always looking for a new subject or story. One look at his website and we know that this is just the tip of the iceberg and there’s definitely more than meets the eye. He presently enjoys bi- coastal living in NYC and LA.
