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Hi friends,

I am jyoti from india
I am going to write my yesterdays experinve about visiting the photography and studio exibition.

Here in Coimbatore, a photography exhibition is going on organized by the "Coimbatore District Photographer and Videographer Association". My husband also got an invitation as he has a studio. We also went and visited with our family. I am going to write about it in detail here. I hope you will like it too.

This exhibition is going on at "CODISIA" Ground, the largest exhibition ground in Coimbatore. We left early in the morning. The CODISIA HALL was about half an hour's drive from our house. We left home at around 9:30. It was 10 o'clock before we reached the exhibition ground. When we saw their car, we thought we could park it and go inside. There were many cars parked there. However, we couldn't find a place to park our car, so we searched for two or three rows and parked the car.

When we entered, they took our visiting cards. Those who did not have visiting cards were asked to register their names, phone numbers, addresses, etc. at a restaurant. Since we had given them visiting cards, they gave us visitor pass stickers. They stuck the stickers on everyone's chests. Then we were allowed in. When we entered, there was a small statue that looked like a child's jeans, with flowers on it, and a welcome flower vase.

There were many small stalls there, and when we left them all, there was a huge star there, a display of cameras and lenses. They were making a huge stage to express the camera. They had actually made a bride sit in it, took a photo of it, and showed it to everyone to see what its quality was like.

My husband was looking at the camera but I really liked the dress the bride had given me and her makeup. I kept looking at her and we took pictures of them. She was wearing a typical South Indian style of saree. She was wearing a very feminine blouse and skirt that matched it. She had done a hairstyle and added flowers and decorative items to it.

Similarly, there was another stall next to it, which was also set up to display lenses. There was also a huge hall there, in which real women were seated, dressed like a bride and a receptionist. They were very beautiful to look at. Their makeup and clothes were very beautiful and luxurious. I took pictures of them while my husband was looking at the lenses and their quality.

Similarly, after taking a photo, they were showing off the software that allows you to customize it and print it. My husband was watching it closely when a robot came along and understood that the robot would automatically take the photo and print it. My son called me to see it. Then I went there and inspected it.

The robot was very elegantly and meticulously designed. When we stand in front of it and touch its screen, it asks us questions. We can tell it our needs through voice or touch the screen and write. Accordingly, it takes a picture of us and shows it on the screen. It takes four or five clicks in one go. It has an SLR camera installed on its head. It automatically zooms and does other things and takes a picture and shows it.

We were so amazed by the robot that we decided to take a picture of it. Its crew explained it to us. Then we stood in front of it and explained to it how we wanted the picture taken. Then it made a noise like a photographer saying it was ready and took a picture of us. It took two or three chat photos and showed them to us. It was very nice, but we didn't print them out. We just looked at them on the screen and were happy.

We visited many more stalls at this exhibition, but it was not possible to write about them all in one date, so I will write a sequel tomorrow. Until then, I will say goodbye to you. I hope you liked this diary. Please post your comments in my comment section.