Bluebandwidth
Share
a photographer…an independent artist, writing thougts, visulas and experiences in poetries, songs and passages…
23/01/2024
an ensemble of frames from the ongoing series “calcutta noir et blanc” and “calcutta la nuit”…
black and whites are shot on 35mm fine grain analogue film and colours are on digital…
high resolution prints on fine art archival medium available on order for your collection…
visit Bluebandwidth on Facebook and instagram…
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2cLxIrLIv6/?igsh=MjM0N2Q2NDBjYg==
12/01/2024
from the series "calcutta noir et blanc" - "the writers' buildings" shot on 35mm professional black and white film...
the writers' buildings, often shortened to just writers', is the official secretariat building of the state government of west bengal in calcutta, India...the 150-metre long building covers the entire northern stretch of the lal dighi or red lake at the centre of historic B.B.D. bagh, long considered as the administrative and business hub of the city. - (wikipedia)...
for the love of analogue and the magic of black and white films...
(a low resolution transfer...high resolution scanned prints available on order)...
Angshuman Ukil
12/01/2024
from the series "calcutta noir et blanc" - "east bengal F.C. gallery" shot on 35mm professional black and white film...
more than a century old football ground that has witnessed passion, creativity, innovation, pride and what not...
for the love of analogue and the magic of black and white films...
(a low resolution transfer...high resolution scanned prints available on order)...
Angshuman Ukil
10/01/2024
15/04/2023
LEUCISTIC ORANGE HEADED THRUSH :
all the melanin production in an animal's cells is affected by "albinism", which means such occurrence in partial manner isn't possible, therefore total transformation into white takes place…but the phenomenon where white colouration, white patches, spots or splotches appear on the skin is called "leucism"…
it was a summer afternoon we were exploring a forest of indian oak in nadia district of west bengal…we could hear the summer visitors, resident breeders, usual flycatchers and warblers from the branches of "hijol" and pink, purple flower bearing "jarul" - "pride of india"…a sultry day and we were tired walking through the vast forest land…the day was coming to an end and the light was getting bad when we suddenly spotted a white looking bird flew through the trees and landed on the bank of a water body…i could see the size of the bird while it flew past us but couldn't identify the species for its striking white colour…as the light was going down rapidly, it was getting difficult to spot the bird…very cautiously i tried getting closer to take at least one shot to identify the species…eventually i could see a couple of ground foraging bird - orange headed thrush, out of which one was this leucistic individual…i bumped up the ISO n dropped the shutter speed to somehow freeze a decent frame in the darkness but the jittery individual didn't allow me much time…
i could understand that it was a leucistic orange headed thrush in the field but nothing more than that…on returning when i opened my days collection on a laptop screen to take a closer look, i was thrilled to find out more about the individual…it not only has unusual pigmentation resulting in "leucism" but it also has overgrowth and deformities of beak which could be caused by AKD or "avian keratin disorder"…though AKD results in elongation and crossing of the mandibles of the beak but in this case the entire beak has grown bigger than normal and almost taken the shape of some other species of the same family…they say this kind of growth often appears deadly as it obstructs the bird's ability to feed and preen themselves, with the resulting dirty matted plumage unable to play its role in "thermoregulation", the ability of an organism to keep its body temperature within certain boundaries, even when the surrounding temperature is very different…
orange headed thrush (zoothera citrina) - leucistic male…
sighted and photographed in nadia, west bengal, april 2023…
"these images is copyright protected, all rights reserved (c) 2019 with Bluebandwidth ...
...
Angshuman Ukil
27/04/2022
the peninsular subspecies is sometimes slightly smaller than the ones found in the northern subcontinent but this bird of prey is a powerfully built hawk of deep deciduous and evergreen tropical broadleaved forest…
through the national park of "mollem" flows the "ragado" river and this individual is a resident of dense foliage of the river bank…
crested goshawk - accipiter trivirgatus…
this was photographed in mollem national park, goa, india, april 2022...
"this image is copyright protected, all rights reserved (c) 2021 with ...
...
Angshuman Ukil
26/04/2022
jewel of bhagwan mahavir wildlife sanctuary...
a swift hunter of shaded dark streams in dense evergreen forests...
blue-eared kingfisher - alcedo meninting...
this was photographed in bhagwan mahavir wildlife sanctuary, goa, india...april 2022...
"this image is copyright protected, all rights reserved (c) 2021 with Bluebandwidth ...
...
Angshuman Ukil
25/02/2022
Uns Café and Dining presents
‘bodhisattva - attaining equanimity through the means of love’, a sought-after photo-art exhibition. It celebrates boddhisattva – one who’s embarked upon a journey to attain the perfect bliss through the means of love.
Captured by an independent photographer Angshuman Ukil ( )
- a collection of frames from a nine-hundred-year-old gompa from the land of high passes!
Courtyard of Art, curator of this initiative, invites all art lovers and enthusiasts to experience and indulge over a cuppa to celebrate this journey of love.
Where: Uns Café and Dining,
37/1 Purna Das Road
Near Triangular Park
Kolkata
When: 26.02.2022 onwards
To know more call, on +91 9987079883 or email us on [email protected]
Please keep in mind, all Covid 19 restrictions will have to be adhered to:
1. Being fully vaccinated (2 doses)
2. Mask on always
3. Sanitize your hands regularly
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.
Category
Contact the business
Address
Kolkata