Hobo Junket by Anshul Sani

The portfolio “Hobo Junket” is the project prepared with different genres of photography. For instance Landscape, Macro, Birds, Wildlife, Abstract, Portraits, Architecture, Art & Culture, Food, Product, and Fashion. This book is all about learning the different aspects of photography through traveling. As traveling broadens one’s horizon and expands the circle. Moreover, it gives an adrenaline rush which pushes out of the comfort zone and encounter with the things which one never dreamt off. By the same token, it rewires one’s brain-boosting the mood and the self-confidence.

In this book, one will go through food photography with the creative mind of Pac man games with the evening snacks. Then, the journey stops with the best starter of the day i.e. coffee. As coffee is rich in antioxidants which helps to keep the mind fresh. Furthermore, in fashion photography, one will witness the trendy camouflage styles of shots. Later on, the journey leads through the divinity of monks. Along with the roots of the illustration of the Vijayanagara Empire in Karnataka. Moreover, the saga starts and ends at the hazy beauty of western ghats. As nature is the only source to experience mist, calmness, tranquility, and peacefulness.

Anshul Sani, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh

He is an Adventure Seeker. As a photographer, he loves to travel and explore new places. A person from mountain ranges, he gets always attracted to mother nature. What makes him calm are the high mountains and clear sky. He has the deepest connection with the mountains. Correspondingly, he has completed his portfolio “Hobo Junket”. This might be the reason that he is always found more interested in Nature and Wildlife photography. He has completed his Professional Diploma in Art of Photography from the Creative Hut Institute of Photography, Kerala, India.

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