Everything Comes Together BRS Sreenag

In the Episode 26, Sreenag spoke with the great Indian sports photographer, VV Krishnan. This is an unedited segment from the full interview, where he describes in detail how he captured an iconic cricketing moment: Jonty Rhodes' famous "Superman" run-out. Krishnan talks in detail about how he setup the shot, the equipment he used, how the picture was processed and the impact it made on him and the zeitgeist.

CREDITS

Guest: VV Krishnan (Sports Photographer & Photo Editor, The Hindu) www.thehindu.com

Host: B.R.S.Sreenag (Sreenag Pictures) www.sreenagpictures.com (www.instagram.com/sreenag)

Post-production: GS Mohan (www.instagram.com/photosofmaf)

Original Music: Aashray Harishankar (Escapist Music) www.instagram.com/escapistmusic

Photo Credits: The photographs used in the video were provided by VV Krishnan.

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Everything Comes Together is a podcast produced by Sreenag Pictures. On the show, you'll see interviews with people from the broader architecture, photography and design communities. They talk about their lives, challenges they overcame and the incidents along the way that made them who they are today. But every once in a while, Sreenag speaks with guests about Just One Thing.

My guest today is arguably India's most prolific cricket photographer, VV Krishnan. Over a long and storied career, he has captured some of the most iconic cricketing and sporting moments, on behalf of The Hindu. The photograph that brought his name to my attention was the legendary "Superman" run-out by Jonty Rhodes in 1992.   

It surprised me that there was very information out there about VV Krishnan and the prompted me to talk to him about how he got started with sports photography, what it takes to make it in the business and how he has now transitioned into being a photo editor for a major national newspaper.  

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CREDITS

Guest: VV Krishnan (Sports Photographer & Photo Editor, The Hindu) www.thehindu.com

Host: B.R.S.Sreenag (Sreenag Pictures) www.sreenagpictures.com (www.instagram.com/sreenag)

Post-production: GS Mohan (www.instagram.com/photosofmaf)

Original Music: Aashray Harishankar (Escapist Music) www.instagram.com/escapistmusic

Photo Credits: The photographs used in the video were provided by VV Krishnan.

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Everything Comes Together is a podcast produced by Sreenag Pictures. On the show, you'll see interviews with people from the broader architecture, photography and design communities. They talk about their lives, challenges they overcame and the incidents along the way that made them who they are today. But every once in a while, Sreenag speaks with guests about Just One Thing.

On the first episode of the new season of Everything Comes Together, Sreenag speaks with the talented landscape architect, Varna Shashidhar of VSLA.

We talk about her process and philosophy as a landscape architect, the importance of training & experience in her journey and bringing creative professionals together. This episode is essential listening to young architects or architecture students.

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Watch full interviews or curated playlists with all our guests on our website: EverythingComesTogether.com 

CREDITS 

Guest: Varna Shashidhar (Landscape Architect) (VSLA: www.instagram.com/vslalandscape) www.vsla.in (Design United: www.instagram.com/designunited_in_

Host:B.R.S.Sreenag (Sreenag Pictures) www.sreenagpictures.com (www.instagram.com/sreenag)

Post-production: GS Mohan (www.instagram.com/photosofmaf)

Original Music: Aashray Harishankar (Escapist Music) www.instagram.com/escapistmusic

Photo Credits: The photographs used in the video were provided by VSLA.

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Everything Comes Together is a podcast produced by Sreenag Pictures. On the show, you'll see interviews with people from the broader architecture, photography and design communities. They talk about their lives, challenges they overcame and the incidents along the way that made them who they are today. But every once in a while, Sreenag speaks with guests about Just One Thing.

If you watched Episode 23 of Everything Comes Together, you would have heard Gayatri Nair, Shuchi Kapoor and Varun Gupta talk in depth about the 3rd edition of Chennai Photo Biennale. The 2021 Biennale launched just recently ago and is now up and running across venues in Chennai. 

In Part 2 of my conversation with them, we talk about why they started the Biennale, how they’ve managed to grow their reach and where they feel they can improve the Biennale further.

Donate to support the Chennai Photo Biennale Foundations programs:

https://link.chennaiphotobiennale.com/donatetocpb

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Watch the full interview or curated playlists with all our guests on our website: EverythingComesTogether.com

CREDITS

Guest:

Gayatri Nair (Director Education and Operations, CPB)

Shuchi Kapoor (Director - Community Engagement, Programs and Partnerships, CPB)

Varun Gupta (Biennale Director, CPB)

www.instagram.com/chennaiphotobiennale

www.chennaiphotobiennale.com

Hosted by

B.R.S.Sreenag, Sreenag Pictures

www.sreenagpictures.com

www.instagram.com/sreenag

www.instagram.com/everything.comes.together

Post-production:

Thangaraj

www.instagram.com/thangaraj9337

Production:

Abdul Jeelani & GS Mohan

Sreenag Pictures

Location Courtesy

Shreya Nagarajan Singh | Arts Development Consultancy

www.shreyanagarajansingh.com

www.instagram.com/shreyanagarajansingh

Music:

Aashray Harishankar, Escapist Music

www.instagram.com/escapistmusic

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Everything Comes Together is a podcast produced by Sreenag Pictures. On the show, you'll see interviews with people from the broader architecture, photography and design communities. They talk about their lives, challenges they overcame and the incidents along the way that made them who they are today. But every once in a while, Sreenag speaks with guests about Just One Thing.

The Chennai Photo Biennale has become one of the more important arts festivals in India and remains the only photography biennale in the country. The 2nd edition of the Biennale in 2019 expanded the scope of what was possible with excellent venues, international photographers and a series of skill building workshops. After the success of the first two editions, the organisers had to not only match expectations, but also had to work around the covid pandemic. 

In part 1 of this conversation, my guests today are Gayatri Nair, Shuchi Kapoor and Varun Gupta, the core team behind CPB. As they gear up for the 3rd edition of the Biennale, they sit down with me to talk about this edition’s theme, what kind of work we can expect to see and their plans for photography scene in Chennai.

Donate to support the Chennai Photo Biennale Foundations programs:

https://link.chennaiphotobiennale.com/donatetocpb

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Watch the full interview or curated playlists with all our guests on our website: EverythingComesTogether.com 



CREDITS 

Guest: 

Gayatri Nair (Director Education and Operations, CPB)

Shuchi Kapoor (Director - Community Engagement, Programs and Partnerships, CPB)

Varun Gupta (Biennale Director, CPB)

www.instagram.com/chennaiphotobiennale

www.chennaiphotobiennale.com



Hosted by 

B.R.S.Sreenag, Sreenag Pictures

www.sreenagpictures.com

www.instagram.com/sreenag

www.instagram.com/everything.comes.together



Post-production: 

Thangaraj

www.instagram.com/thangaraj9337



Production: 

Abdul Jeelani & GS Mohan

Sreenag Pictures



Location Courtesy

Shreya Nagarajan Singh | Arts Development Consultancy

www.shreyanagarajansingh.com

www.instagram.com/shreyanagarajansingh



Music: 

Aashray Harishankar, Escapist Music

www.instagram.com/escapistmusic



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Everything Comes Together is a podcast produced by Sreenag Pictures. On the show, you'll see interviews with people from the broader architecture, photography and design communities. They talk about their lives, challenges they overcame and the incidents along the way that made them who they are today. But every once in a while, Sreenag speaks with guests about Just One Thing.

This is Part 2 of the interview with Justine De Penning & Deepak Jawahar. Listen to Part 1 in Episode 21 in your podcast feed, where they interviewed Sreenag about his architectural photography practice and getting into podcasting. 

Their firm, The Architecture Story, is an interesting practice that blends art, design and architecture into one harmonious whole. Today, we talk about their unusual journeys upto when they met, their approach to their design work and the importance of technology in the creative process.

Just a word about the setting of today's interview: Justine & Deepak went to great effort to setup their installation for the Magnetic Fields Festival, just for the interview, and it acts as a unique backdrop to a unique interaction. You can see pictures of this installation on Instagram @sreenag or on the video interviews on our website.

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Watch the full interview or curated playlists with all our guests on our website: EverythingComesTogether.com

CREDITS

Guest:

Justine De Penning: www.instagram.com/justinedepenning

Deepak Jawahar: www.instagram.com/deepak.jawahar

The Architecture Story

www.instagram.com/thearchitecturestory / www.thearchitecturestory.com

Hosted by:

B.R.S.Sreenag (Sreenag Pictures) / www.sreenagpictures.com / www.instagram.com/sreenag

Post-production:

Thangaraj / www.instagram.com/thangaraj9337

Production:

Abdul Jeelani & GS Mohan (Sreenag Pictures)

Music:

Aashray Harishankar (Escapist Music) / www.instagram.com/escapistmusic

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Everything Comes Together is a podcast produced by Sreenag Pictures. On the show, you'll see interviews with people from the broader architecture, photography and design communities. They talk about their lives, challenges they overcame and the incidents along the way that made them who they are today. But every once in a while, Sreenag speaks with guests about Just One Thing.