About Subrata Mitra Subrata Mitra (1930–2001) was a famous Indian cinematographer, best known for working with director Satyajit Ray on the legendary Apu Trilogy. He started filming when he was just 21, even though he had no formal training. Subrata changed the way Indian films looked by creating a special lighting method called “bounce lighting” that made scenes look more natural. His camera work added emotion and beauty to films like Pather Panchali, Charulata, and Nayak. He studied at Ballygunge Government High School and later worked with international directors, winning many awards including the Padma Shri. Subrata also taught young filmmakers and loved painting and music. He is remembered as one of India’s greatest artists behind the camera. Organised by Ballygunge Government High School Alumni Association as part of the Centenary Celebrations. Theme: Moments Students of Classes VII to XII are invited to participate through their respective schools. Please read all rules and submission guidelines carefully before filling up the form. Submission Guidelines:• Maximum 3 entries per student• Basic editing is allowed• AI-generated or heavily manipulated images are not permitted• Selected entries may be requested in high resolution for exhibition purposes• The jury may request RAW / unedited files for verification Image Submission Specifications: For Mobile Photography Entries:• Minimum Resolution: 1920 × 1080 pixels• Format: JPEG (.jpg / .jpeg)• Preferred DPI: 300 For Camera Photography Entries:• Any camera type may be used (DSLR, mirrorless, prosumer, etc.)• Export image in JPEG format• Recommended Size: 1920 × 1080 pixels, 300 DPI Submit your Images