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Event Title: Photo Hunt

Date: 26th February 2026

Time: 2:00 – 3:30 pm

Venue: SRM SEAD

Event Patron: Prof. V. Aravind – Dean I/C

Event Convener: Prof. M. Lokesh – VP(Admin) SEAD

Event Coordinator:

  • Ar. Dileeban M
  • Ar. Prabu S
  • Ar. Divya

No. of. Participants: SEAD Department – Students (1st yr – 4th yr B.Arch. & B.Des.)

Details of the Event:

  • The Photography Club of SEAD organized an exciting event titled “Photo Hunt” as part of the SAS club activities. The event was designed to encourage students to explore their creativity and photography skills while engaging in a fun and interactive challenge. The activity invited students to capture unique and creative photographs around the campus based on given clues and themes.
  • The Photo Hunt event took place on 26.02.26 from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM. Students from SEAD enthusiastically participated in the challenge and explored different locations on campus to find interesting subjects for their photographs. Participants used their creativity, observation skills, and imagination to capture meaningful and visually appealing images that matched the given themes.
  • The event created an energetic and enjoyable atmosphere as students worked individually or in teams to complete the challenge within the given time. It also allowed participants to learn more about photography techniques, composition, and storytelling through images.
  • The Photography Club members coordinated the event smoothly and ensured that all participants understood the rules and themes clearly. Overall, the Photo Hunt event was a successful and engaging activity that encouraged creativity, teamwork, and artistic expression among students while making the SAS club activity memorable for everyone involved.

SDG Goals Outcome:

  • For SDG 4 (Quality Education), The event helped students develop strategic thinking, concentration, and problem-solving skills through board games. It also promoted learning through interactive and competitive activities outside the classroom.
  • For SDG 3  (good health and well – being  ) , The Board & Strike event encouraged students to participate in recreational activities that promote mental well-being and relaxation. Such sports and game activities help reduce stress and create a healthy and active campus environment.