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Thursday, December 13, 2012

Photography Workshop: Essential Post-Processing, Saturday, Sep 1, New Delhi


August 19, 2012 8:49 pm Ajay Jain Media Lab, News & Events no comments   TweetShareEmailSharebarTweetShareEmail

 

Setting Sun over Tsemo Monastery in Leh, LadakhSetting Sun over Tsemo Monastery in Leh, Ladakh

The Kunzum Media Lab offers you a unique workshop to understand essential post-processing to enable you to bring a new life to your photographs. The workshop will cover:

* Basics of Color Correction via Levels and Curves
* Working with Layers
* Adjustment Layers
* Masking techniques
* Filters

BLOCK THE DATE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2012

SIGN UP FAST – LIMITED SEATS!!!! And don’t miss any workshops. Check updates at http://kunzum.com/medialab.

SCHEDULE FOR THE DAY
10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.: Classroom session
1:00 – 2:00 p.m.: Lunch
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.: Classroom session

COST
Rs. 2,000 (does not include lunch)
Sign up in groups of 3 or more: Rs. 1,500 per person
SPECIAL RATE FOR CLUB KUNZUM MEMBERS: Rs. 1,250 (http://kunzum.com/club)

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Beginners to mid-level users. No age or other restrictions.

MENTOR
Arun Paule’ Verma (Scroll to the end to read more about your mentor)

WHAT YOU NEED TO CARRY
* Your computer with Photoshop installed (Version CS2 or CS3 at least)
* Some photographs you may have clicked and would like to process
* Optional: Your camera in case you want to shoot on the spot and process images

VENUE
Kunzum Media Lab, 1-A, 1st Floor, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi 110016

HOW TO REGISTER
The registration process is complete only after we have received the payment. The same can be made by cash or cheque favouring ‘TCP Media Pvt. Ltd.’ and sent to:

Kunzum Travel Café
T-49, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi 110016
Mobile: +91.9650 702 777 Email: wetravel@kunzum.com
Timings: 11:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.; Mondays Closed

About Arun Paule’ Verma

Better known as madpaule, he describes himself as a photographer, illustrator and manipulator. And he is very creative at all of these. And hence the right choice as a mentor at the Kunzum Media Lab.

madpaule has worked as an Art Director with River Orchid in Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam; as a photographer with Melon Rouge in France and Cambodia, and also with WMR in the UK. He has also worked as an independent creative resource for Maxim magazine, NuN, Mova1, Upasana Design Studio, and designer Anupama Dayal. And he is the man behind many of wonderfully designed books published by Kunzum.

He has exhibited his works in solo and group shows in India and overseas. madpaule holds degrees in Fine Arts and Literature. You can see some of his work at www.madpaule.com.

 

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Kunzum Heritage Walk: Mehrauli Archaeological Park, New Delhi, Nov 25, 2012


November 19, 2012 6:02 pm Ajay Jain Club Kunzum, News & Events no comments   TweetShareEmailSharebarTweetShareEmail

It’s a great time of the year in Delhi – how about joining us for a Heritage Walk at the Mehrauli Archaeological Park, one of the best kept secrets of Delhi? Sign up fast – we can only take a small group.

When: Sunday, November 25, 2012
Time: 8:30 am -11:30 am

ABOUT MEHRAULI ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK – ONE OF THE BEST KEPT SECRETS OF DELHI

An area in Delhi that has witnessed continuous inhabitation for more than twelve centuries, Mehrauli presents to the visitor one of the best introductions to the city. The archaeological park, situated just behind the World Heritage complex of the Qutub Minar, is an enthralling site that displays the progression of the political scenario in the city through its architecture. Overshadowed by the enigma of the Qutub Minar, within the Mehrauli Archaeological Park lie some of the earliest and most stunning structures of Delhi’s history. In this walk, expect the unexpected. Marvels such as Giyasuddin Balban’s Tomb, Jamali Kamali Tomb and Mosque Complex, Rajon Ki Baoli and Madhi Masjid are some jewels that lie hidden here. Apart from the exciting histories that these monuments present, they also make for a picturesque view on a winter morning.

Assembly Point
Meet us at 8:30 am at the main entrance to the Mehrauli Archaeological Park on Mehrauli – Gurgaon road.

How to get there
If you are coming in your own vehicle then the best option would be to park it at the Qutub Minar metro station parking, cross the road and walk towards the Qutub Minar for 800 meters approximately. The main entrance to the Mehrauli Archaeological Park will be on your left hand side. Follow the same directions if you are using the metro to get to the meeting point.

What to bring?

1. Water
2. Sun glasses/caps

Please wear comfortable walking shoes and clothes that cover your lower body completely as some areas inside the park are infested with ants.

CHARGES

* Rs. 500/- per head (Participants get a FREE copy of Delhi 101, a book by Ajay Jain, worth Rs. 395/- + A FREE membership to Club Kunzum)
* Come in groups of 3 or more: Rs. 400/- each (You still get freebies mentioned above)
* Special Price for Club Kunzum Members: Rs. 250/- (No freebies with this special price)

For more info

Jaya (Walk Leader)- 9818068206
Shilpa (Kunzum)-9650702777

Please confirm your participation by November 20 by depositing the registration fee at Kunzum Travel Cafe, T-49, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi 110016; Timings: 11:00 AM – 7:30 PM; Mondays Closed.

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Live Music: Folk Fusion Music by The Daajyus, Kunzum Travel Cafe, Delhi, Sunday December 2


November 26, 2012 5:24 pm Ajay Jain Club Kunzum, Kunzum Travel Cafe, News & Events no comments   TweetShareEmailSharebarTweetShareEmail

The Kunzum Travel Cafe invites you to join us for a live gig by The Daajyus as follows:

Band: ‘The Daajyus’
Founders: Marut Singh Bisht & Aditya Tripathi
Style: Folk Fusion

Date: Sunday, Dec 2, 2012
Time: 5:30 p.m. onwards
Venue: Kunzum Travel Cafe, T-49, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi 110016. Tel: 9650702777 / 011-26513949
Entry: Open to all.Charges: No fixed charges. YOU PAY WHAT YOU LIKE IN THE BOX PROVIDED.

More about the band given below as provided by the band itself – not checked for errors.

About The Daajyus

What happens when two young men in their twenty-somethings cross each others’ ways…?? Its almost always the obvious: ‘they become great buddies’ or ‘they become sworn foes’; ‘they become indispensable for each other’ or ‘they cannot see eye to eye’…But what happens when two such gentlemen become acquaintances…graduate to good friends and then unite in the one purpose that’s their life blood…their ultimate passion?? They become…well, they become “The Daajyus”…!! And what do they do? That’s quite a question!! They create symphonies…strains of love…unfathomable love for their land and their people…

“Daajyu” or more simply “Daaju” is a respectful term for elder brother in Uttarakhand: the state that’s as beautiful and pristine as are the hearts of its people…and even though it is ineffable, either in word or deed to do justice to this wonderful land, its rich culture and noble customs; “The Daajyus” have made a humble attempt to usher in a new lease of life for our heritage and to keep the torch of our ethnicity and traditions lit and ever-rising to greater heights of glory.

About the Performers

Marut Singh Bisht: Marut’s musical Journey has been very interesting. He picked up music as a hobby at the age of 6 years, He was initiated into the world of GUITAR in the year 1998 then started to learn professionally from Mr. Ashish Sah a qualified jazz guitarist, composer, sound engineer from London institute of music (presently composing for Bollywood). Took music as a subject during graduation and started composing as well. Learnt Indian classical vocals & instrumental from Dr. Rekha Sah, Dr. Vijay Krishna, Vishvambhar Nath Sah popularly known as “Sakhaa” who are his beacons and departmental heads at Kumaun University Nainital and qualified junior diploma, senior diploma & VISHAARAD in Indian classical music vocals from Prayag Sangeet Samiti Allahabad.

He has a deep penchant for poetry and because of his keenness he writing also so took up poetry prose and lyrics also as a hobby along with music. Formed his first band Mesmerizers at the age of 14 with colleagues in the year 2000. Then shifted to a local rock band in Nainital Q.E.D. (Quest for eternal destruction) from the year 2003 to year 2006. His Linguistic proficiency helped him in singing songs in many regional and national languages.

Aditya Tripathi: He is a guitarist, song writer and composer. Has spent most of his life in the hills. Aditya started his music career with a compilation album “Delhi Underground” with HMV. Loves to use regional lyrics from the hills to create western songs.

Accompanying Daajyus on Tabla will be Mr. Hem Chandra Arya: A Visharad in table from Bhaatkhande and Prayag Sangeet Samiti Allahabad with distinction in Theory and Practical. Possess laudatory skills in percussions and instrumentation. Has performed in many conventions of repute.

More info at

Website: http://thedaajyus.in
Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/thedaajyus

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