There is beauty in the simplest of things.

Thirdly, photographs do not have to be complex to be beautiful. Photography can be amazing when we put our hearts to work and not our minds. Secondly, I learned that it is not possible for us to first think of an ideal photograph in our heads. вЂњI realised how important it is to take consent of people if we choose to make them the subject in our photograph. Photography is a powerful medium to raise awareness about the ghats. This place will give you a lot of scope to experience emotions. The ghats have become cleaner in the last few years. There is organised chaos in the ghats during the evening. I have seen students studying there and somebody playing the guitarвЂ¦ there is so much to capture. People go there to take a bath, sit or for some adda. In north Kolkata, it is almost part of their homes. As you walk along the Hooghly, the nature of people visiting the ghats changes.

People go for leisure walks at Prinsep Ghat or the Judges Ghat area. The Hooghly stretches from central Kolkata right up to the north. when you find some expressions within that ordinariness of daily life, is where the magic lies.Д®xcerpts from Debarshi DuttaguptaвЂ™s sessionвЂ¦ For me, the mundane daily life which is to be lived by each one of us. To be creative, it is not important to go to a big event or an explosive situation because those give you instantaneously dramatic pictures. Also, in what kind of space do you frame it to make the feeling more relevant. The two most important things are the right moment and the feeling that touches your heart. When there is no magic, even that is worth capturing. Your eye should be connected to your heart and not to your head. Your experience is far more powerful than the great ideas you have. When you experience something, then it becomes an idea for you to explore. Most of us live like a programmed human machine and that is the worst thing. The only thing is you wait for a magical moment to happen. Creativity cannot be explained in different situations. When people get involved in doing something especially religious or spiritual, it gives you great moments to capture. There is magic in peopleвЂ™s expressions and body language. The soft light, the magic that begins to happen, the spirit of the people changes in the evening.Д®xperience helps you take better photographs For me, these ancient traditions of India are more precious than the modern things which are going on and taking over the spirit of India. My faith lies in the eyes of the beholder I photograph. It is amazing to see the faith people have. Going to the ghats every morning is a ritual for me when I am in Kolkata. In Kolkata, it is an amazing experience to wake up early in the morning and visit the ghats. Our students will now surely want to explore the ghats of the city on their own,' said Devi Kar, director, Modern High School for Girls. So was DuttaguptaвЂ™s assurance that the eye and the mind were far more precious than the most expensive camera. Rai's tip about connecting the mind and the eye to capture magical moments was indeed an invaluable lesson. 'It was a rare privilege for our students to be able to interact with Raghu Rai and Debarshi Duttagupta. The virtual session titled Ghats of Kolkata: Through the Lens of time with Raghu Rai and Debarshi Duttagupta, was organised by Focus, the photography club of Modern High School for Girls, and Living Waters Museum, a virtual museum exploring water heritage through storytelling and digital media, on November 2. Photography enthusiasts at Modern High School for Girls were taken on a visual journey of the Ghats of Kolkata by renowned photographer Raghu Rai and cloud and landscape photographer Debarshi Duttagupta. The ace photographers discussed their experience while photographing the ghats along the Hooghly

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