PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
Organized by the Biological Science Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 22 August 2024
Time: 11:30 AM
The Biological Science Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted a Photography Contest on 22nd August 2024 at 11:30 AM with the objective of encouraging students to observe and appreciate the beauty of nature, biodiversity, and biological phenomena through the lens of a camera. The event aimed to promote scientific curiosity, creativity, and environmental awareness among students.
The programme began with a brief introduction on the purpose of the contest, emphasizing the role of photography in documenting the natural world and highlighting the importance of biodiversity conservation. Students were encouraged to capture photographs that showcased plants, animals, insects, natural landscapes, and ecological interactions.
Participants submitted a variety of photographs that reflected their keen observation skills and creativity. Many images beautifully portrayed intricate details of flora and fauna, while others highlighted the delicate balance within ecosystems. The photographs were displayed for viewing, allowing students and faculty members to appreciate the diversity and quality of the entries.
The evaluation was carried out based on criteria such as clarity, composition, relevance to the theme, creativity, and overall visual impact. Judges appreciated the participants for their efforts in capturing meaningful images that conveyed scientific and environmental messages. The contest helped students develop a deeper connection with nature and enhanced their ability to identify biological elements in their surroundings.
The event concluded with appreciation for all participants and acknowledgment of their contribution to promoting environmental awareness through photography. The Photography Contest was a successful and inspiring initiative, reflecting the Biological Science Club’s commitment to fostering scientific observation, creativity, and a love for the natural world among students.
