KGAF: Brushing up on their Instagram skills
The workshop, Pursuit of Pixels, was held as part of the HT Kala Ghoda Arts Festival and focused on the evolution of photography in the age of smartphones
There was a different kind of handiwork on display at the Artisans craft gallery in Kala Ghoda on Monday, as Mumbaiites met to discuss new ways to express themselves via Instagram.
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The workshop, Pursuit of Pixels, was held as part of the HT Kala Ghoda Arts Festival and focused on the evolution of photography in the age of smartphones.
“For me, Instagram has always been a very accessible, personal and relatable platform where I get to meet like-minded people, people interested in simply capturing what they see around them irrespective of the technicalities,” said Meghna Girhotra of @mumbai_instagramners, who conducted the session with Kuber Shah of @doorsofmumbai.
The workshop attracted participants from diverse backgrounds. “The workshop added to my knowledge and now I have so many options to choose from,” said Sandeep Makhna, 30, a call centre executive from Nalasopara. Yash Rane, 27, a chef from Bandra: “I now understand the commercial value of the platform.”
ABOUT THE AUTHORPoorva JoshiPoorva Joshi is a Senior Content Producer with nearly five years of experience in journalism. She covers Indian politics and geopolitics, with a focus on diplomatic relations, trade negotiations, and economic policy between countries. She has previously worked at India Today, CNN-News18 and India TV. Over the years, she has reported extensively on major national and international developments, including the Air India plane crash, the Pahalgam terror attack, India–US trade tensions, tensions in the Middle East, high-profile crime stories in India, multiple state Assembly elections, and the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. She spearheaded the Bihar Assembly elections live blog, which drew over one million users to the Hindustan Times website. Her reporting on India–US tariff and trade tensions has consistently driven strong readership and engagement for the platform. In addition to reporting, she has spent a significant part of her career leading newsroom shifts, ideating stories, editing and fine-tuning copies, and seeing coverage through from planning to publication, alongside writing original articles. At HT, she received the Insta Award for being the top contributor to the HT News Team in November.Read More
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