What others have said about my work, and work ethics. All the originals of the following testimonials are on file at the offices of White Shadow Photography should you be willing to see them.
I find whatever photo subjects he(Bibhash) chooses to supplicate, he
comes out with magical and exemplary results, his older photos are
delightful to see and I am amused and intrigued at the same time
whenever I see his new photos.
-UF
Bibhash is a rare find. He flits effortlessly between wonderful
evocative landscape photography, photo journalism and some of the
amazing aviation photographs I've seen - skillfully captured and
composed in ways that (if you've been a few air shows) beggars belief.
-GM
He (Bibhash) tells stories and takes photographs for a living and in my
honest opinion, is great at both. Bibhash has a great sense of humor as
is demonstrated in his photos.
-L
Oh my gosh! Yes, I am interested. It's perfect. But I hate for you to
give up a possible sale. That shot of the dice and poker chips is
so far beyond good. I'm speechless. I swear I wasn't hinting but I am so
deeply touched that you would do this. I honestly do love your work and
this is just perfect for my black and white room. Thank you so very
much!
-P
Dear Bibhash: Thank you so much for coming up to the Lake of the Ozarks
on Sunday to do the interview. I know that is quite a trip, but I really
appreciated your interest in the major issues that are facing us. This
is a very hectic time in Congress and I appreciate the chance to share
my views with your viewers. Hope you were able to get some good coverage
of the event as well. It was good to see you at the Lake of the Ozarks
and I look forward to seeing you again, next time we are in Springfield
or the surrounding area.
-Senator C.S.B.
We just wanted to let you know how much we appreciate the wonderful
coverage you gave us on the Wheel Power Christian Cyclist group that
came to our church this past weekend. Your staff was very
professional and considerate during the taping of this story and we were
overwhelmed by the wonderful piece that aired on the nightly news.
-Pastor R.H.
It was great appreciation that I want to thank you for arranging to have the
Public Service Announcement produced by Theresa and Bib. Theresa and Bib did
an outstanding job with the production in Branson. Their creativity and ease
of working wit Mr. (Tony) Orlando, his people and the veterans made the
experience refreshing. The final tape will get the attention of every
viewer.
-GW, CBC
Thank you for all of your help while I was interning. I appreciate all of
the opportunities you all gave me to learn more about TV production. I know
it was probably wearing having all the interns following you around, and I'm
especially thankful for you all letting me tag along and showing me how to
do things.
-S.S.
This is to let everyone know about the hard work and effort spent on
Monday's newscast. It proves once again that a little bit of talent and 2
hours of work pays off. Everyone kicked in and gave 110%. - Bib Chaudhuri,
amongst a snarl of audio and IFB cables, managed to find time to pick out
4th of July music and keep the mics sounding good despite being
outside. Special thanks to each of you for your own level and brand of
expertise. This was not a simple task, but we put on a good show.
-D.M.
Bib-Thanks for all of your assistance with our project. I was very
pleased with the final product and I know that's a direct result of your
efforts. Thanks Again!
-J McC.
Dear Bib, Thank you for your recommendation the Academy of Television Arts
and Sciences! I didn't make it to a final position but that is alright. I
really appreciate your time and effort.
-R.E.
Your Cheers, Mr Sun Photo reminds me so much of a Herb Ritts photo from the
early 1950's that he did for one of the vodka companies (Smirnoff, I
believe). As great as that photo was.....I think I like this one better!
Great, great work.
-W
You did it again! The (Cheers Mr Sun) is so unique and creative.
Beautiful! Also, thank you...I found a great photographer through you...
-T at FMP
I'm listening to Franz Schuberts Unfinihed Symphony No.8 in B minor; as
I'm wandering through your photo galleries. (Seeing a path less
traveled) Its a perfect combination; it draws me to the image,
making me wish I could pass into it and experience the moment wholly.
Still, doing so vicariously is no small thing. Its an enviable record of
an enviable moment. A tip of the hat to you for posting such a beautiful
photo!
-JD
Agim from Ziggie's called this AM and said the thought his spot was
terrific!! Thanks for the great work.
-Gary O.
I spent New Years Eve at a Millwood Party and the guests included Brian
Williams of "The Bank". He had high praise for Bib & Megan for how fun &
easy they made the holiday greeting production. They want to do more biz
in '98! Pass on my thanks.
-GW
Bib, I just wanted to thank you for the great camera work you did for
our PSA "Salute A Veteran". As always it was a a pleasure working with
you. Many of our folks have previewed the tape and they have all been
impressed. We know it will catch the attention of all viewers. Your ease
with the (Tony) Orlando people and the veterans made the production much
easier for everyone. Again THANKS!!!!
-GW, CBC
Dear Bib, Greetings from Phoenix, Az. I meant to stop by and thank you
and Dave personally for the internship opportunity you allowed me this
spring and it was a pleasure working with you and Dave. I saw a position
for a "Media Buyer" I went and applied and they chose me out of a
hundred some applicants. I have never been that lucky. So I am a
media buyer now. I really wanted to get into media production since that
is what I got my degree in, but media operations is quite challenging.
This is not as fun as setting up for a live shoot. Thanks again for all
production knowledge you shared with me!! Sincerely,
-R.E
Dear Bib: Just a brief note to share with you the success of our recent
"Salute a Veteran" promotion that you helped with in your support. The
following figures represent more than just "numbers", they represent
people who honored others by giving blood. There were 3,065 individuals
who presented themselves at the three fixed sites and 45 bloodmobiles,
and from those donors there were 2,710 productive units collected. The
response of folks giving blood for the first time were outstanding.
During this four week period there were 287 first time donors. All of
this response culminates in having over 7,600 units of life-saving blood
products available for hospitals in 27 hospitals. Many people
contributed to the success of this special time. The reported on the
event and used public service announcements; Tony Orlando and five
veterans helped make the television public service announcement. Branson
shows provided free tickets and our volunteers and staff gave extra to
make all this happen. We can only say "thank you" and assure you
that your part was important in helping blood donors give special
recognition to the men and women who have served our country in the
military service. Again, thanks for all your help and support.
-G.W.
Director of Public Relations, CBCO
I''m listening to Franz Schubert's Unfinished Symphony No.8 in B minor;
as I'm wandering through your photo stream. Its a perfect combination;
it draws me to the image, making me wish I could pass into it and
experience the moment wholly. Still, doing so vicariously is no small
thing. Its an enviable record of an enviable moment. A tip of the hat to
you for posting such a beautiful photo!
-J.D.