Sanjeev Nanda- on tilt shift photography

 We all like sharing travel adventures with our dear ones by showing them baggage full of photographs of the sights that we had captured in our lenses. However, everyone tends to click pictures that are influenced by what we've seen before in travel brochures, postcards or magazines. Why not add a twist to it and use trick photography to create something unique and unconventional and add the tilt shift special effect?

Tilt shift, translucent, faking miniatures, or diorama effect photos are really fun and interesting so if you’ve not tried it yet…I would say you have missed a lot so don’t think much, just give it a try.

Tilt shift make real-world objects appear like miniatures, and rewards you with an interesting experience where you can actually realize how small we really are in this world. Trust me…it’s like watching a small-scale model or diorama. Say for instance: if you’re visiting the Colosseum in Rome, Italy and there you climb up high to click a great photo overshadowing the entire structure. Once you know about tilt shift, you don’t have to mess yourself in any sort of pain taking activities as you can very conveniently click exciting pictures!

Well…you do not need to visit abroad to try this form of photography, you can repeat this with various landmarks in any corner of the world. Trust me…photography is addictive and thus, once you get addicted to it, you will never ever have enough of photography. So what all you are thinking over much? Just go for it and amalgamate innovative things into an animated image file or video and see the magic!

More of such interesting photography stories will be posted soon, but till then…Keep scouting through Sanjeev Nanda photography blog!

How can you can be a life saver by Sanjeev Nanda

Hello friends! In conjunction to my previous post, the follow up of my blog will cover the loopholes about organ donation.

Trust me…You don’t really require facts and figures to make a case for organ donation. Just ask yourself that how many of people in your acquaintances have donated organs of their deceased relatives and you’ll get the answer in most simple terms. Case studies reveal that less than 150 people did so in the last year. It won’t be wrong to say that for a nation that homes more than a million number of people, it’s a pathetic figure.

One of the recent researches by scientific experts have stated that India is the diabetes capital of the world. Every single year, renals-failures patients who necessitate kidney transplant to live, fail to survive because of lack of organ transplantation donors and varying from one lakh in 2011, it had swells to three lakh in 2012.

A very similar scenario happens with lung, pancreas, liver but awareness from our end can save those thousands of precious lives who dies awaiting for organ transplantation.

When it comes to analysis of statistical figures, 48% Indians are familiar about kidney transplantation, 26% about liver transplantation, 13% about heart and unfortunately, 6% about pancreas and 7% about other organ transplantations. Half of the people do not even know that whether pancreas or lungs can be transplanted or not, which is truly an upsetting thing for a nation that homes millions of people.

Though different reformatory programs and awareness campaigns are conducted by NGOs and government on frequent intervals, there’s a far way to go and accomplish our mission.

Conclusively, I’ve lot more of loopholes about organ donation to keep jotting to this blog, but till then…keep scouting through Sanjeev Nanda’s blog!

Indian’s need to conquer fear of organ donation- by Sanjeev Nanda

Hello folks! A warm welcome to all!

To put it simply, becoming an organ donor is not at all a decision that can be taken in haste. Donating one's organ is undeniably a special and selfless gift, but it simultaneously carries with it its share of downsides, which can flexibly be left behind once donors are well informed.

If you’re willing to donate organ, you must first make it very clear that whether or not your body can handle donation of organs including kidney, or such imperative bodily substances like bone marrow. It is recommended by the experts because it might strain donor's body, so prior you make yourself eligible as an organ donor, just see to it that you go through an analysis with a recommended professional.

Besides this, the other stipulation to organ donation is all about synchronicity of blood type. The donor’s and the patient’s blood group must be same blood, otherwise the transplanted organ will be an intruder within the body and will also be prone to infections.

On the whole, what all you are thinking over much?  Just conquer your fear about organ donation and reward others with joy of life. All you need to do is just get in touch with your local DMV and they will help you out with the further proceedingss.

It is always recommended that never consider organ donation process as a scary process because the moment you’ll get scared of it, you’ll lose the battle then and there. Have patience and consider that you are promoting the health and life of someone in the rightest selfless act that you can involve yourself in.

There’s a lot more to be added to this space, but till then…keep browsing through Sanjeev Nanda’s blog!

It’s all about organ donation

Hello friends! I’m Sanjeev Nanda and I whole heartedly welcome the esteemed readers to my blog!

Last week, I had witnessed something so unusual that even after my constant trails, I’m not able to get over it. One of my friend’s sister, who was just 7 years old died just because she was suffering from lung cancer and her parents failed to manage a donor for her.

The moment I got to know that (Akriti, 7 yr old girl) was struggling between life and death, I tried my best to help her out but unfortunately…I couldn’t help her and all I could do was feel bad and regret that why we couldn’t save that pretty angel. The girl wanted to live but lack of awareness among our nation’s people pushed her to sleep eternally.

    

Well, this brings me to discuss each and every loophole about organ donation so that we can save more Akriti’s from dying for no reason.

Most stories end up with a full stop. They do have a happy beginning and a middle, and then, they have an end. For instance, you were born; you’ll live, laugh, cry, cherish your life, love, and will die one day. Or maybe you won’t. May be you’ll choose to begin a fresh chapter in someone’s life.

Trust me…millions of men, women and children die awaiting life-savior organ transplantation. They wait in hope, against hope, for that elusive liver, lung, pancreas that will put a full stop to thousands of people’s sufferings and will lease them a new ray of hope!

Organ donation will grant you freedom to stake your claim to immorality.

I’ve a lot more to add to add to this space about organ donation, but till then… stay hooked to Sanjeev Nanda’s blog!   

Top three tourist spots in Macau by Sanjeev Nanda

Hello friends! I am Sanjeev Nanda and I love travelling. Last month I visited Macau and this trip turned out to be a memorable one. Though this was a last minute vacation plan, I didn’t expected that this place will reward me with baggage full of memorable moments. My ten day long vacation were simply not enough to explore such a beautiful place.

 For those of you, who are planning to visit Macau for the very first time, I bet that you’ll end up being super confused about where you should visit and what all things you should begin with. Enlisted are the three best places that you include in your itinerary without any fail:

1.       Senado square: located at the heart of the town, you’ll never get lost in this popular spot. This is a cobble-stoned street packed with tourists and the locales. The old fortresses are built with perfection and each fort has a glimpse of Portugal touch in it. The entire place is surrounded by pastoral color neo-classical buildings that consistently creates harmonious atmosphere.

If you’ve been craving to spend some quality time in lap of nature then I’d recommend that this is the place to be. Here you’ll find anything and everything under the sun. I was really mesmerized with the Portuguese pavement and it reminded me of a picturesque street in Vigan.

2.       Ruins of the Saint Paul: this place was a façade of a beautiful church but unfortunately, it was destroyed by fire in the year 1600. Despite the fact that this place was destroyed, the ruins of Saint Paul is considered as one of the most important landmarks even today.

Presently, there is a myriad of eating joints by the church side so you can please your taste buds with tangy cuisines of the place.

3.       Macau Tower Convention and Entertainment Center: no matter you’re travelling all one, with your friends or family, this place will has it all. The only single thing that you should keep in mind is that you should avoid this place if you have fear of heights. Also known as Macau Sky Tower, this splendid tourist spot offers a breathtaking bird's-eye sight of the entire city. This is one of the tallest towers in the whole world. If you want to add a glimpse of adventure in your trip, never miss an opportunity to try bungee jumping, Skywalk X and the skyjumping.

On and all, I just loved these three places and I have lot more to share with my esteemed readers. Till then keep browsing through Sanjeev Nanda travel stories!