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Travel Guide Phatta Singh Captures Beautiful Bhutan #withGalaxy

Malay anil — Fri, 13 Mar 2020 09:39:53 +0000

A travel guide, a shutterbug and a Samsung fan. Phatta Singh is a Bhutanese, whose profession and passion dovetail in his day-to-day life as he travels across the world and captures his experiences on his Samsung smartphone.

Some of his clicks of his beautiful Himalayan country inspired us so much we decided to share them with you.

Here’s a bit of Bhutan through Phatta Singh’s Samsung Galaxy.

View of Punakha Dzong

Memorial Stupa in Thimphu

Khamsum Yulley Namgyal in Punakha Valley

Thimpu Valley from Sangaygang View Point

Cantilever Bridge in Punakha Valley

Dechenphu Temple in Thimphu

A View of Rainwashed Paro Valley

A view of Paro Valley from Tiger’s Nest

(Picture Credit: Phatta Singh, Bhutan)

The Real ‘Winter Wonderland’ Shot on Galaxy

Malay anil — Thu, 23 Jan 2020 09:13:47 +0000

From snow-capped mountains to its north to blue seas in the south, India is a land of scenic beauty.

At an altitude of 1600 metres above sea level, amidst peaks full of snow and dense forests is the breath-taking Tirthan Valley, one of the most off beat destinations for adventure and nature.

A young student from the Delhi University Photography Club travelled to Tirthan Valley in Himachal Pradesh during the winters to capture the pristine beauty on the Galaxy S10+

Here is our next set of #IndiaOnGalaxy photographs – this time from the magnificent Tirthan Valley.

(Photo Credit: Ammar, Delhi University Photography Club)

Samsung #BringAliveTheDark Photowalk Captures the Sights and Sounds of Old Hyderabad’s Iconic Charminar

Malay anil — Wed, 06 Sep 2017 15:37:13 +0000

The Charminar in the city of Nizams, Hyderabad, and the lively, colourful streets around it were the focus of a photography workshop organised by Samsung India to showcase the low light photography prowess of the recently launched Samsung Galaxy On Max.

Hyderabad’s Charminar captured beautifully in low light by the Samsung Galaxy On Max Camera

Samsung India’s ‘Bring Alive The Dark’ campaign organized a photowalk for 15 select Galaxy On Max customers from Hyderabad and the photography workshop was conducted by ace photographer Venky Photriya.

Similar workshops and photowalks were conducted at Khimsar near Jodhpur and New Delhi by photographer Aman Chotani.

Samsung Galaxy On Max takes low light photography to a whole new level

“The Samsung photowalk engagement activity helped consumers experience the brilliance of the OnMax f1.7 flagship camera with subject matter experts. This is just one example of how Samsung is reaching out to create consumer delight,” said Mr. Sandeep Singh Arora, Vice President, Online Business, Samsung India.

Samsung Galaxy On Max is exclusively available on Flipkart in Black and Gold colours and is priced at INR 16,900.

The smartphone allows users to capture prized moments brilliantly with powerful 13MP front and rear cameras. With its flagship f/1.7 aperture on the rear camera, users can click brighter, sharper, mesmerizing shots even in low-light conditions.

The Galaxy On Max captures vivid details, ensuring brighter, better pictures and comes with an industry-first Social Camera Mode for people who like to ‘share on-the-go’.

The Instant Share & Edit feature enables instant sharing of pictures with a single click on pinned social media applications. Live filters and cool Indian-themed stickers enhance the overall experience of clicking and sharing images.