Pictures that speak louder than words
The Hindu
YPS International Salon 2024 by Youth Photographic Society Bengaluru showcased 720 accepted images from 38 countries.
Youth Photographic Society, Bengaluru, one of the oldest and most active photo clubs in India, organised their YPS International Salon 2024 recently. It received record submissions with as many as 3,227 pictures submitted by 257 entrants from 38 countries across the globe. An exhibition of awarded images was held on October 19 and 20 in the city.
The Salon had four different sections — Color, Heritage of the World, Monochrome and Nature. Out of 3,227 submitted pictures, 720 were accepted including 104 pictures awarded with medals/ribbons.
Here are some of the award-winning images:
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