The optimistic personality who believes in chasing the fervor – LOVEVEER SINGH aka PANNU

Traveling is the most incredible experience in one’s life. Everyone loves to travel and explore places that give them the joy that they always felt to be one of the most adored experiences of their life. On a healthy conversation with one of the most talented and successful travelers and photographer Loveveer Singh, he unfolds the paragon voyage that leads him to evolve what he is actually today. So here all that he has to say when we asked him about his journey.

Firstly we asked how did you get started with your voyage?

Well, giving a credible response to his reply he said that:-

“Firstly, I was born and brought up in the village of Punjab, India. After spending 18 years of my life I came to Australia for my higher education then I realize the fact that a bachelor in Information Technology is not my cup of tea. I think that internet is a perfect platform to elucidate your art because it has a good reach and make people even more impressive regarding your chore and presentation which is important for you to keep alive. So, I decided to go on with something which is worth achievable and I also had an interest in the same. So there when my actual journey begins”.

Are there any artists or anyone that have inspired you creatively?

Some of my peers that I draw inspiration from are McCurry, common people & Films. They are not just films; they are life to me. I want to create a meaningful cinema and capture stories instill. I mostly look at artists who inspire the underlying themes within my work.

He loves to explore new places, meeting new people, exploring their culture and tradition, and making a memory to store not only in his camera but in his heart too.

We asked him about the camera that he use and his favorite lens!

He says that “Sony a7r ii” is used by him. Also favorite lens includes “Rokinon Cine CV35-C 35mm T1.5”, “Rokinon 16mm T2.2 Cine”.

We asked him about the efforts it takes to be a photographer.

Much of his effort goes into making multiple sketches in notebooks and on a chalkboard and then figuring out how to build the props for his photography. He says that “With the new ideas and symbols that I’m using, it really challenges me to explore different mediums, try new things. My work is kind of passage into my subconscious,” he says, explaining that it explores the theme of being stuck in limbo”. Aesthetically, his work is also quite beautiful.

When we asked him about the best piece of advice to all those who wish to start then here all that he has to say.

Practice every day! I would definitely recommend taking up the 365 days project – even though it’s self-portraiture, you learn how to direct yourself and pose yourself and then you can pose models a lot easier and you get used to being on both sides of the camera. Shooting every single day sped up my improvement by miles, and it also was nice to document my year and see how much my style has changed.

Never stop attempting, invariably try to nudge your thresholds every day. I have seen some photographers around whom have had their style presented essentially to them from another. Trust me, expanding your own style and glimpsing its hard work pay off is worth so much more than remembering it presented to you.

Lastly, we asked him, what you think is it credible to be a travel geek and chase your dreams?

He flawlessly answers back ” Yes, why not, see everyone has their own perspective, but what matters the most for us is how we are utilizing our potential and abilities. I found I in expedition and photography and now I’m satisfied with my chore. Which is specifically necessary if you are happy with your chore,  your chore will make you optimistic in return”.

Well, that was a wonderfully optimistic talk with him where we came to know a lot about his ideology and creative potentials that he is managing with such perfection.