Photo Exhibition, In Celebration of World Bicycle Day 2022
Photo Exhibition, In Celebration of World Bicycle Day 2022
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Upon the call for a Photo Contest on the occasion of World Bicycle Day, organized by Cycle City Network Nepal from May 19 to May 31, 2022, about 123 photos depicting stories and messages behind the subject of the photos were received. As the theme of the contest was “Bicycle and Environment”, the subject of the photos was basically a bicycle. Photography is not only about capturing the subject, but also an art. We found different creativity added to the subject of the photos that the participants want others to observe, and feel about the subject.
Among the 123 photos, the top 18 photos were chosen to exhibit for the photo exhibition. The top 18 photos include 1 winning photo with 2 special mention photos. The jury of the competition was Mr.Kishor Shrestha from Nepal Photo Journalist Federation, Ms.Nisha Bhandari, Photojournalist – Setopati.com, and Mr.Susheel Shrestha, Photojournalist Shilapatra.com. Through the intensive selection round, the top 18 photos were chosen.
The photo exhibition will be held from June 4 to June 18 (11 am-7 pm) at Batuka Creamery, Basantapur. The opening of the exhibition was held on June 3, 2022, at 4 pm at the venue followed by prize distribution. Mr. Jenson Singh became the winner of the photo contest and walked away with Cash prize of Nrs 5000 along with gift hampers from Greenway, Mtb Cafe and Batuka Creamery , while the two special mentions were Mr. Aakash Shrestha and Mr. Pramin Manandhar who won gift hampers by Greenway Nepal, Mtb Cafe and Batuka Creamery respectively.
Through the lens of the photographers, we will view the subject of the photo the way they want us to see it, and connect with the subject and its background story. Organizing the photo contest and photo exhibition, raising awareness about cycling, and conveying the indirect message of conservation through bicycle photography is what Cycle City Network Nepal wanted to achieve. Promoting bicycles and spreading awareness to a wider audience through encouraging bicycle photography can be one of the effective communication tools.
Sno
First Name
Last Name
Gender
Country
City
Caption for your Photograph
1
Jenson
Singh
Male
Nepal
Lalitpur
Pedal for a thriving planet
2
Manish
Kc
Male
Nepal
Kavre
Ranges
3
Ram prasad
Shahi
Male
Nepal
Kathmandu
Cycling through high mountains .
4
Pramin
Manandhar
Male
Nepal
Kathmandu
A man rides his bicycle while a child holds on to him.
5
Rabin
Shrestha
Male
Nepal
Kathmandu
Nothing’s better than getting lost in nature with the bike
6
Anuj
Shakya
Male
Nepal
Lalitpur
Man hath still either toys, or care ; He hath no root, nor to one place is tied, But ever restless and irregular About this Earth doth run and ride. He knows he hath a home, but scarce knows where ; He says it is so far, That he hath quite forgot how to go there.
7
Iftakharul
Munna
Male
Bangladesh
Dhaka
Save nature
8
Sandesh
Gurung
Male
Nepal
Pokhara
When in doubt, pedal it out
9
Arun
Swamy
India
Hyderabad
When bicycle forced to merge with nature
10
Niranjan
Bista
Male
Nepal
Lalitpur
It is an extra fun to cycle in snowy mountain if only global warming is controlled
11
Kumar
Lohala
Male
Nepal
Kathmandu
Ride to feel nature
12
Nisan
Twayana
Male
Nepal
Bhaktapur
The Green Paradise
13
Sunil
Khyaju
Male
Nepal
Libali
The Conquers ( cycle connect bhaktapur)…..king of HILLS Bethanchowk
14
Sunil
Khyaju
Male
Nepal
Libali
Not only Plane above the cloud !!!!!!
15
Bidhyasagar
Tamrakar
Male
Nepal
Kathmandu
Childhood companion cycle
16
Aakash
Shrestha
Male
Nepal
Birtamode
Peeping through the window of nature you see humans enjoying the most amazing invention.
17
Diamond
Thapa Aslami
Male
Nepal
Kathmandu
Cyclist on foggy weather
18
Prachan
Bhujel
Male
Nepal
Tikathali
The story behind this beautiful picture is self explanatory during this era of rising fuel prices. This photograph was captured during my regular weekend ride initiated a decade ago to contribute in reducing my carbon footprint. Therefore, I use to say “Burning calories is far better than burning fuel to heal the nature”