Critiques

mukesh (446) 2012-06-06 0:21

This is looking rich Ajay. Well seen and the choice of angle is good. I also like the sharpness of your picture. Just feel like picking a handful of raisin from the sack in front..

mukesh (446) 2012-05-12 6:29

For its stark pattern and shape, black and white was the right choice for the picture. You have managed an unusual POV here with a smart balance of the elements.

mukesh (446) 2012-05-12 6:17

Well taken. The dynamics of movement comes through, quite enhanced by the graffiti in the background. Like the deep muted colours and that beautiful touch of red.
TFS

mukesh (446) 2012-05-10 21:19

Egret giant! Ready to squash you. An effective POV and the mood caught is 'ominous'. I wouldn't dare take on someone like him.

Mukesh

mukesh (446) 2012-05-10 21:14

Well seen. It is quite inspirational..windows falling from sky and sliding down? You have composed it well to get total impact. TFS

Mukesh

mukesh (446) 2012-05-10 12:37

A good dynamic range captured. You have managed to bring in quite a few elements of the luxury liner in your picture. It evokes curiosity and also kindles desire to take a trip.
TFS

mukesh (446) 2011-12-21 21:01

It is a wonderful picture with saturated colours and a staggering Depth of Field. The dancing grass bed in the foreground is going well with the expansive mood of the photograph, though I would have liked the clouds to be less pronounced to maintain the prominence of the mosaic of the field.
Nevertheless a captivating rendition.

mukesh (446) 2011-12-21 20:38

Well seen and caught. These are unusual stumps. It is a good use of wide angle - harnessing the full impact of the octopus like roots. Well done

mukesh (446) 2011-12-21 20:35

Interesting POV you have chosen. The robe colours are vibrant and well stand out against the grey backdrop. It is quite and unusual composition. TFS

mukesh (446) 2011-09-10 5:38

Beautiful light - highlighting precisely what we associate with the features of maa Durga. The out of focus statue on the right is giving her the perspective and weightage to get the eyes locked on to her face. Very well done.
Mukesh