22/09/2026
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Lyallpur Khalsa College
Technical Campus, Jalandhar, successfully organized a Photography Contest to
encourage students to explore photography as a medium of creativity, observation, and visual
communication.
The contest provided students with a platform to capture their ideas and perspectives
through photographs. The topic was given on the spot, which encouraged participants to
think creatively and respond to the given theme within a limited time. Each participant was
allowed to submit one entry, ensuring that every photograph represented the individual
creativity and vision of the participant.
The activity helped students understand the importance of composition, framing,
perspective, lighting, observation, and visual storytelling. It also encouraged them to make
quick creative decisions and communicate a concept effectively through a single photograph.
Such activities provided students with practical exposure beyond the classroom and helped
them develop confidence in presenting their creative work.
The contest also promoted healthy competition and peer learning among students.
Participants had the opportunity to observe different creative approaches and understand how
the same subject could be interpreted from different perspectives.
S. Sukhbir Singh Chatha (Director of Academic Affairs at KCL Group) appreciated the
initiative and emphasized that such experiential learning opportunities help students discover
hidden talents and build confidence. Dr. R.S. Deol (Director, LKCTC) inspired students to
keep exploring creative avenues alongside their technical education, reminding them that
innovation often begins with imagination.
The event was organized under the guidance of Dr. Pooja Bhasin, Dean Academics/HOD
CSE, with Ms. Reetika Goel, A.P. CSE Department, as the Event Coordinator, and Mr.
Sandeep Singh, A.P. CSE Department, as the Event Co-Coordinator.
The Photography Contest successfully combined creativity, technical understanding, and
visual expression, giving students an engaging opportunity to strengthen their photography
skills and develop a more thoughtful approach to visual storytelling.