The Cinema Times, Kathmandu – National Geographic India has partnered with Bollywood star Karan Johar where Nat Geo will be launching ‘Your Lens’. This contest is to encourage photo lovers and enthusiasts to share their best photographs.

The entries will be selected by some renowned photographers including Prasenjeet Yadav, Deepti Asthana and Poulomi Bas. The selection will start from October 2021. The photographers can submit under various categories such as breathtaking landscapes, majestic wildlife, thrilling adventures, vibrant festivals, people and portraits and many more.

“National Geographic has always held a very distinctive and revered position in photography. Our iconic photographs and ground breaking imagery have been inspiring our audiences for decades; offering fresh new perspectives and revealing the world in unique and wonder-filled ways. Over the years, our fans have often included us by tagging us in their stories and their beautiful captures. With Your Lens, we are strengthening this relationship by giving them a dedicated and a larger platform to celebrate their passion and be a part of our brand that they love and admire. And we are excited to join hands with Karan Johar, a filmmaker who understands the power of emotions, to encourage everyone with a camera to continue sharing their stories with us,” said Kevin Vaz, President & Head – Infotainment, Kids & Regional Entertainment Channels, Star & Disney India.

In addition Karan Johar also added, “National Geographic as a brand is truly iconic and I have always admired the outstanding and striking visuals they share with the world, inspiring millions of people. This association, is so special to me, since it is an extension of the passion I have for the camera and who I am as a person. As a film-maker myself, I believe that an image has the power to move your soul and express so many emotions. The premise of Your Lens is extremely exciting as it gives an opportunity for everyone to showcase their creativity and get featured on a prolific platform like National Geographic. I urge all the photo aficionados to grab their cameras and seize this opportunity,”