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Posts
- Jun 01, 13
Photography for me is something more than the scientific process of creating images. It is more profound in the perception rather than the creation. Photography has largely been ridiculed to capturing scenic landscapes or framing a mighty skyscrapers, just the mere physical imagery of a location, however photography transcends rightly framed colourful images. Photography is often not creating beautiful images but it’s a unique way to capture genuine reality.
“If a photographer cares about the people before the lens and is compassionate, much is given. It is the photographer, not the camera that is the instrument.” – Eve Arnold
Photography is often not creating beautiful images but it’s a unique way to capture genuine reality.
That’s why I wander around street trying to capture moments. The thing about street photography is that it is quite unique, unpredictable and most of all cannot be recreated or staged. Everyday life is very exciting consisting of millions of wonderful moments. However these moments are forgone by our impatience to get on with life. Street Photography creates a suspended moment which intervenes and interrogates those moments.
Street photography is when photographer can have a conversation with a viewer, a different conversation each time, with the same image. When I carry my camera around through the streets trying to find the moment to capture, the mere process sharpens my mind makes me understand people and life in general. The street is intimate, vibrant and full of stories. I get to laugh at the comical moment that only I have seen or empathize for someone on the street or feel the intimacy of a passionate couple on the subway, all only because I just paused every moment in my view finder. I treasure each experience, a 2 hour blockbuster movie, years in production with eye smacking visuals cannot emulate the experience I get from wandering the streets with the camera around my neck.
Love every moment of it!
- Feb 01, 13
- Jan 27, 13
The Good
- Intriguing screenplay, keeps you on the edge of the seats. There are also many interesting questions which I hope will be answered in Viswaroopam 2.
- As always, great casting and amazing performance by Kamalhassan. Rahul Bose and Pooja Kumar do justice to their roles.
- A well-researched impartial take on extremism, its roots and life. The film also depicts the lives of extremists, sometimes you might also empathize with them.
- Witty and well written dialogues.
- Midas touch: There are scenes in the Vishwaroopam which screams Kamalhassan. The maker’s political and religious views come across boldly in the film. (nothing malicious though)
- Well-choreographed stunt sequences.
- The authenticity of various languages and cultures involved in the plot are detailed and well made. Informative, Kamal’s direction stands out.
The Bad
- When most of the action sequence were jaw dropping, some of the CG sequences were absurd. As an end product, all the hard work is ruined.
- The screenplay has a lot of loose ends though it paves way for sequel it does not quite give a closure for the first film.
- The BGM of the Vishwaroopam could have been done better. I honestly don’t know how many more films will rip Hans Zimmer’s Dark Knight Soundtrack. It may easily deceive a lay man, but not someone who listen to it every day. Disappointing from the trio.
Verdict: Must watch. A Class act!
- Dec 15, 12
Chitirai Nila
The album starts with a musically and lyrically inspirational “Chitirai Nila” rendered soulfully by Vijay Yesudas. It’s the genesis, a great start to the album. The song is irrefutably positive, thanks to the enlightening lyrics by Vairamuthu.
Adiye
Wow, we have another Aaromalesque song from Rahman. The tone of “Adiye” is almost preposterous, in a good way, obviously. The song is one of the most alluring songs of the album, personally. The song is crooned faithfully by Sid Sriram, an amazing talent. Proof, as soon as the album released Sid Sriram was trending on twitter, enough said. Two thumps up!!
Moongil Thottam
A heart-warming tune almost an instant classic, you might presume that it’s another simple melody, wait, listen again. The instrumentation is nominal yet magical. Vocals by Abhay Jodhpukar and Harini are serene, to foster into a soulful melody. In classic Rahman style, the song culminates with an impulsive duet.
Nenjukkule
You will only like the song more!
PS: AR Rahman’s voice is only a scrumptious icing on the cake.
Elay Keechan
A light hearted country song, it immediately gets you on the feat. Rahman’s rendition is reminiscent of the “Mustafa”, “Urvasi” days. The tune is explicitly carefree and so is the befitting lyric by Karky. Elay Keechan, a joyous song, which is sure to rock.
Anbin Vasale
The grandeur of this religious song is inimitable. The chorus is instantaneously mesmerising, I found myself humming the chorus after the first listen. I wish all songs sung in the church were as good. Rahman effortlessly pulls off a grand chorus piece. Anbin Vasale, another elevated tune from Rahman.
Magudi Magudi
Magudi Magudi, I never liked the idea. I mean a song like this in Kadal seemed implausible. However, I see myself liking it involuntarily. A foot tapping number like ‘Dol Dol’ from “Ayutha Ezhuthu” electrifying and galloping beats dominates this song. Looking forward to the clubs rocking with M-A-G-U-D-I!
Verdict: In Hollywood style, Rahman undoubtedly delivers “the” album of the year at the eleven hour.
- Dec 08, 12
A Lytro camera basically is a Light Field Camera (LFC) which is quite different from conventional cameras in a way. Let’s leave aside the technical stuff, primarily a Lytro camera allows us to capture first and focus later. The technology that it uses is futuristic and also available to the consumers. (Lytro 8GB Light Field Camera – Graphite -$ 399 CAD)
Specs
- 11 ‘Megaray’* sensor
- 8x 43-340mm equivalent, constant F2 lens (limited to 43-150mm range in Everyday mode)
- 8GB or 16GB internal memory (depending on model)
- 1.46″ (33mm) touch-screen ( I don’t see the point here)
- Instant power-on.
So with a Lytro camera you can capture a moment without worrying about the focus. So does it guarantee a good picture regardless of how I take the picture? Yes and no. Of course camera does try to eliminate the problem with blurry pictures. However, you also have to get the ISO and shutter speed right (of course the frame as well). To an extent the Lytro camera does what it promises. It lets the focusing part to the end user, quite impressive. The demo below is kind of ironic and fascinating! Check it out for yourself. (Click on the picture to focus)
My thoughts on the Lytro Camera
- Today in the world of digital cameras with auto focus features, advanced face recognition technologies, the causes for bad pictures are mostly the ISO and the shutter speed. Focus is very rarely the problem.
- Lytro is not focused at photography enthusiasts (If it was, the price tag would be above $699. Trust me). So it is mainly for people who want to take photographs with less effort from their side. (An equivalent of making a 2 minute noodles, when you can prepare a 7 course meal. Of course it depends on their appetite)
- It’s a fad in every sense; I tried browsing through the Lytro gallery. First I was very fascinated by it, as clicked the next arrow and then the next, I found myself bored. The law of diminishing utility definitely works for the Lytro pictures. Check out for yourself? https://pictures.lytro.com/
- Here is the big ONE! As of now, you cannot share the Lytro pictures on Facebook. The Lytro camera does not capture images in conventional formats like jpeg, PNG .etc. it’s mainly due to its interactive functionality. However, I could see that they may come up with a way to accommodate it into Facebook. ( These pictures can definitely can spark a new level of interactivity with Facebook )
- It’s Cylindrical! I don’t see Lytro cameras making a fashion statement in anyway, not in the present and not in the immediate future.
As an amateur photographer, I believe the Lytro camera cannot cater to my appetite for photography. However, I would definitely love playing around with photos which are interactive. It definitely provides a distinctive perspective.
- Oct 12, 12
Dial M for Murder 3D
Wondering who would ever come to watch a Hitchcock classic re-released after 1954, I mean considering movies like Looper and Argo premiering on the same day. We (Myself & Karthik) walked confidently towards the screening; surprisingly we were ushered away saying that the theater was house-full for Dial M for Murder. I didn’t understand the logic, apparently there were more people wanting to watch the Hitchcock Classic among the glitz and glamour of the other films. We just felt unlucky; however we laughed off and walked away.
One month later, finally got to catch up with the movie. I really wanted to experience the movie in 3d not because I’m a fan of 3d ( In fact I hate 3d) , I just wanted to experience a Hitchcock film in 3d. Well I finally got a chance (believe me, it was not easy to get tickets even now)
We all know Dial M for Murder a classic, a film which is so memorable. Dial M for murder is arguably one of Hitchcock’s best films. It Holds You Spellbound with Suspense! Did Hitchcock make it in 3d? Yes. Reluctantly Hitchcock made Dial M for Murder in 3d. Hitchcock disliked the idea of 3d but the studio convinced him to make it in 3d, and understandably 3d did not catch up well with theaters .Ended with people watching it in 2d.
How did Hitchcock handle 3d?
First of all unlike most contemporary directors, Hitchcock did not get carried away by the technology. He did not create a scene because it would look good in 3d. It wouldn’t be unfair to say that he made the best use of 3d. A 3d movie was and is considered by many as visual spectacles, What Hitchcock tried to do is fascinating! Hitchcock succeeded in using 3d to add more depth in to the scene. Each and every frame of the movie had depth, that is, in a scene you could literally measure the placement of objects in the foreground, subject and the background. After watching it in 3d I could geometrically say where Grace Kelly picked up the phone in the room, the exact location (3d). The depth 3d brings to a plot like Dial M for Murder is immense. I don’t think anyone would dare to make a drama in 3d; well unfortunately it works well that way (At least for me). Yes, it was pain-full for me to sit through Avatar, Tin-Tin .etc. Not that I didn’t like them If I’m being honest these movies were too much of a strain to my eye, I often left the theater with a headache (I’m not making that up). To my disbelief, I relished every moment of Dial M for Murder in and I almost forgot I was wearing a 3d glass. In my opinion Hitchcock reluctantly made the best use of 3d for storytelling. It has never been done before by any film maker. It’s a subtle use of a not-so-subtle technology from the master of suspense.
So, there are no “eye-popping” sequences?
Well there are. One of the crucial scenes in the movie. Some of the scenes have some eye popping sequences, which clearly show us that Hitchcock was clear about what he wanted. The words that I came up to my mind after watching the movie were, Classic, Perfect, flawless, absolute, subtle. That pretty much sums it all.
Dial M for Murder 3d – Stitched to Perfection!
Experience a must!
FILM INFORMATION
Director: Alfred Hitchcock Country: USA Year: 1954 Language: English Runtime: 105 minutes Rating: PG Cast: Grace Kelly, Robert Cummings
- Jul 26, 12
- Jul 13, 12
As I arrived in Canada, there were a lot of new things I noticed. One of them was the “pennies”, pennies lying around in gas stations, subways .etc. People even used it to balance an uneven table. Being new to the system I felt guilty doing that myself. If I dropped a penny I would pick it up, somehow it did not feel right to me. Since then I have been thinking about the impact of penny and its role in the economy. Is it really worth anything at all? And imagined what if all the pennies that were stacked up in our homes, were brought out. So I started reading about it and found some interesting things.
People have been using pennies for anything other than making payments. I found a long list of things to with your pennies- 83 things you can do with your pennies. I personally don’t use pennies mostly. If I had to make a payment 1. 11 cents, I would rather pay it as a dollar and a quarter. Later I came to know that the federal Government has officially stopped minting cents and has declared pennies as worthless. Officially the penny will be mostly removed from the Canadian economy. However, the transactions involving pennies will soon be rounded off to nearest 5 cent.
Why?
- It cost 1.6 cents to make a penny. (Now that doesn’t make sense)
- It cost Royal Canadian Mint $ 11 million a year
- Considering the wages in Canada, people could earn a penny every 2 seconds. (So fiddling for a penny while at the cash counter makes no sense, you would probably be earning more in that time period)
- Pennies are not accepted at any vending machines. (I can’t grab a coke with pennies, now this makes pennies nonexistent)
According to a study, “Canadians could be hoarding several billion pennies”.
So what do you do with them? The options are
- Free them by donating to charity
- Continue to treat them like always
- Payback what you owe as pennies to the person you hate (this happened with my roommates)
- Be man enough to do something like this -A Man used 62000 pennies to make his final mortgage payment
(The information above is just my opinion, I am not an expert)
- Jul 13, 12
Billa 2 is one of the most awaited films of the year, a prequel following a successful remake of Rajinikanth’s Billa.
Billa 2 is the story of the rise of David Billa an underworld don. Well that is probably obvious from the promo so what does Billa have to offer? Billa 2 is an example of an interesting plot unfolding plain straight before you. The movie never moves you to the edge of the seat nor does it put you to sleep. It starts and end in the most predictable way possible.
On the other side the movie has well choreographed action sequences, commendable cinematography and background score. What I liked about the movie was it took its own time to unfold the story of The rise of Billa. From the petty crimes to the weapon deals, what makes him the most wanted by the Interpol. The dialogues in the movie are well written. The performance of most of the cast are below par and topping that is Parvathy omanakuttan. Her character was poorly sketched and awfully performed.
The songs are unwanted, you will get sick of baddies consuming alcohol to talk deals in clubs with women dancing around. The songs are a let down. Billa 2 is a kind of movie which you will not hate neither will you like it.
Billa 2 – A bland prequel to one of the coolest franchise in Tamil cinema.
(This review is intentionally as engaging as the movie)
- Jul 12, 12
Rahman has done a few Hollywood films, but to me this is one of his best. Not because the music was varied or path breaking but because it did what it has to do. A film like People like us deserved a warm soothing soundtrack that does not distract the audience from the feel of the movie. Rahman just delivers that. It is probably the first true Hollywood soundtrack for Rahman. (Slumdog Millionaire was based in India, 127 Hours was pretty much non existent)
The soundtrack makes you feel rather than listen. Its like the score was tailor made as a typically American drama, However Rahman makes sure that his touch was felt. Especially in the whistling and trampoline sounds. Probably Rahman has done a cue to cue soundtrack it is evident in the crab cracking scene.
The theme and the song Dotted Line by Liz Phair is the tune that will be lingering with you for a long time. The music is melacholic and ensures that you have a lump in the throat as you listen to the end credits aka Dotted Line by Liz Phair. Prorbaly thats what the Alex, Rahman and Liz Phair meant to do. It works big time.
People Like Us – A.R. Rahman
New York To L.A. – A.R. Rahman
Dad’s Studio – A.R. Rahman
Dad’s Shaving Kit – A.R. Rahman
Following Frankie – A.R. Rahman
Frankie’s Burning Desire – A.R. Rahman
Beat The Living – A.R. Rahman
Welcome To People – A.R. Rahman
Mom – A.R. Rahman
Tacos – A.R. Rahman
Discount Prom Dress – A.R. Rahman
Airport Adventures – Michael ‘Nomad’ Ripoll
Six Rules – A.R. Rahman
Breakfast for Mom / Just Be People – A.R. Rahman
Crab Drumming / Finding Sam – A.R. Rahman
I Am Your Brother – A.R. Rahman
Family Pictures – A.R. Rahman
Dotted Line – Liz Phair
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Info
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Dominic Raja ◙ dominicyuvan@gmail.com ◙ 647.717.5629
Techsavvy Project management graduate with proven analytical skills, creative problem solver with attention for detail. Flexible and adventurous in the course of completing tasks.
Highlights
• Understanding of Project Management tools and techniques.
• Possess strong business analysis, communication, analytical and presentation skills
• Flexible and willing to seek new ways to efficiently complete tasks
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and high attention for detail.
• Proficient in the use of Microsoft Productivity toolsExperience- Sept 2012 - PresentVolunteer / TIFF Festival 2012
Answered patrons with enquires about the festival screenings, checked passes for press and industry screenings and handed out promotional materials. Assisted arrangements for screenings, ushering, organizing line ups and implemented anti-piracy measures.
- Jan 2012 - Aug 2012Project Management Graduate / Centennial College
Gained skills and strategic business techniques to manage projects.
Learned to use leading-edge project management tools, technologies and best practices. - Aug 2011 - Nov 2011Research Analyst / Connectivity Data Systems, LLC
Created people profiles by extracting and analyzing data from various sources including SEC (U.S Securities and Exchange Commission)
Interpreted, evaluated and clarified research requests to determine potential data sources and informational resources; identified and discussed research needs.
Created and maintained databases for research queries from a wide variety of internal and external sources.
Processed data using data mining and other web based tools - Feb 2011 - Apr 2011Intern / BBDO
Project and Internship -
Conducted focus group sessions with samples, to analyses the audience reaction to the communication.
Surveyed over 200 samples including non- customers to study the level of brand awareness.
Worked with executives in the process of creating a mascot for a leading Real-estate company in India, which on went on to win the “Innovative Real Estate Marketing Campaign of the Year Award” in the prestigious 'Realty Plus ExcelSlence Award 2012'.
Education-
2012 - 2012Centennial CollegePost Graduate Diploma in Project Management
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2009 - 2011SRM UniversityMaster of Business Administration (MBA) in Marketing/Marketing Management, General
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2006 - 2009Loyola college, Chennai.B.com in Commerce
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Honors:Excellence Award 2009 - Commerce Forum, Loyola College.
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Interests:Photography Blogging Graphic Design
