Shardul Amit Photography

27/02/2024

Here’s the link to my art account on Instagram ! 👇Have a look! If you like it, please follow for updates and more ! Feedback appreciated!
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09/11/2023

Excited to be one of 12 artists selected from all over the globe in the Drawing Delights exhibition hosted by Art Epic ! The chosen artwork is ‘Times Square:Before the Pandemic’ ! I am the only one from India in the final 12 ! If you like it , please extend some support by visiting this link and registering your vote !

https://artepicdrawing.artcall.org/pages/web-gallery

Voting lines open till tomorrow ! Thanks in advance !

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In this worldwide exhibition, DRAWING DELIGHTS showcases a diverse collection of artwork, ranging from intricate pencil sketches to vibrant colorful illustrations. 12 talented artists were selected from countries around the world, representing the creative cultures of the United States, Canada, ...

11/09/2022

A work-in-progress of my present ongoing artwork ! Details below 👇
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With the eye going in, the face is nearly complete! Now will have to tackle the folds in the neck !
An olive-Ridley hatchling about to be released into the sea at Karmatang beach in Mayabunder, North and Middle Andamans, India.
Title : Untitled as yet
Size : 7.5 x 11 inches.
Pencils : Mostly Prismacolor Premier, a few Polychromos, a single Luminance and the blender pencil
Paper : Saunders Waterford 300 gsm Hot Pressed Block
Reference : Own reference

30/07/2022

For once, this time it’s about my art… this is a work-in-progress 👇

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Work-in-progress !

Art for conservation! For those who might be wondering, this is a just-hatched Olive Ridley baby…

My first project entirely with Prismacolor Premier pencils….

Title : Untitled as yet
Size : 8 x 11 inches.
Pencils : Prismacolor Premier
Paper : Saunders Waterford 300 gsm Hot Pressed Block
Reference : Own reference

04/06/2022

It’s leisure time finally !
A beautiful view of the Punakha Dzong !

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28/05/2020

One of those photographs which are close to my heart and which has fetched me a fair share of acclaim. Learnt this morning that the photograph had been awarded an Honourable Mention in the One-Shot:Movement theme at the Int’l Photography Awards 2020.

The image was made on the way back from Hut Bay in Little Andaman to Port Blair in March 2018. A three-hour effort under the burning sun on the scorching open deck of MV Kalighat could make this image possible.

Found that I had not shared this image on this page earlier. So here I am. Do enjoy. All comments welcome.

13/11/2019

At Darjeeling, Queen of the Hills !!!

All comments appreciated.

12/01/2019

Giant Leatherback turtle nesting.

Watching these gentle creatures of the deep come ashore, choose a spot, lay eggs, cover the spot, and return back to the deep over a period of ninety minutes on a full-moon night was a learning experience unlike any other.

About two metres from the head to the end of the carapace, these giants are the largest of the four species of sea-turtles which use the Andaman and Nicobar Islands as their nesting grounds.

Great Nicobar. December 2018

09/01/2019

The olive-backed sunbird (male). Common breeding resident restricted to Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Campbell Bay, Great Nicobar.

05/01/2019

For the last fifteen days, I was in Campbell Bay in the Great Nicobar Island. Official work had taken me to this southernmost island of India, but what an experience it was ! It is an island as remote as it could be. Have been to Little Andaman, even Car Nicobar, but this short stint in this southernmost of all Indian islands did add to some of the most unique experiences of my life. Met a host of people, heard new stories, was privy to a different way of life, saw unique endemic birds and gave company on a full-moon night to the giant leatherbacks laying eggs on the shores of Galathea !

The New Year 2019 came in between, and far removed from the conveniences of a modern life I had no choice but to wait to convey my greetings and best wishes to that world lying out there !

I reached Port Blair this afternoon, and now from the comfort of a one-roomed place I call home, I write this short post to wish all my well-wishers a very HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!
And yes, this is the very first sunrise of the New Year as I saw it from the B.Quarry beach on the southernmost island of India !

Have a wonderful new year, all of you !

#2019