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Professional networking app for photographers
An app-based, digital Photography magazine for the serious photographer is set to launch at the ongoing first Goa International Photo Festival (GIPF) in Goa. \"The app- \'The One Mag\' is a bridge between photographers and the market. A lot of photographers do not have access to proper market for their talent, we intend to bring that to them through this app,\" says Shantanu Sheorey, festival organizer of the festival.
New Delhi: An app-based, digital Photography magazine for the serious photographer is set to launch at the ongoing first Goa International Photo Festival (GIPF) in Goa. "The app- 'The One Mag' is a bridge between photographers and the market. A lot of photographers do not have access to proper market for their talent, we intend to bring that to them through this app," says Shantanu Sheorey, festival organizer of the festival.
An eminent photographer himself, Sheorey says he intends to create a forum which will bring together national and international photographers on one platform to create opportunities not only for amateurs but also for senior photographers. "Photography is the language of the future which is approachable and accessible by people.
This app will help curate work of various photographers, preview of various works for exhibition, critical analysis of the photographs and guidance for all," says Sheorey. Scheduled to be launched on the last day of the festival on February 21, the app can be accessible on both anroid and windows platform and gives freedom of access to photographers. "This app will help veteran photographers to share the trick of the trade with the amateurs and the new bee in the field. We hope through this app a lot of information sharing and gathering will take place," says Sheorey.
