Qutub Minar, a photo from Delhi, North

Photographer's Note

This is Qutub Minar of Delhi. It's one of the world heritage site and on of the first Mughal architecture in Delhi.

Enjoy this master piece build by Great Emperor Qutubudeen Aibek.

A must watch for the Tourist visiting Delhi.

Have Editied the pic in PS. Contrast>>Color burn ink with yellow patch over the pic>>Applied border

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lesfilous (365) 2006-07-29 7:22

Greetings from France, Abhishek,
Well done for this shot with an excellent framing.
POV with the gate is a great idea.
Regards.
Fred

arjun_das (1851) 2006-07-29 7:36

Your choice of natural framing is excellent. Good POV. Very saturated colour indeed. TFS.
Best wishes,
Arjun

Tayon (1979) 2006-07-29 7:53

Hi Abhishek
I really liked the composition you made with the wall in the first plane.
Good DOF, POV and sharpness.
I think otherwise that you force too mauch the use of the PS, not sufficient to spoil the picture but beside the strong colours I think they are too dense.
well done.
Tayon

coolio (308) 2006-07-29 7:53 [Comment]

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partha (13775) 2006-07-29 8:52

Positioning the Miner perfectly. I like the warm colour tone and overall composition,
well done

jmdias (39148) 2006-07-29 20:11

abhishek

Beautiful the way you put the tower inside the arch

Jorge

binita (464) 2006-08-02 3:06

good POV. the colours are bright. the framing also very good.

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lcelvenes (0) 2007-02-03 12:49

Hi Abhishek

Very nice photograph here. Lots to see, both in terms of the location, and the lines, curves and shadows. I also like the textured pattern in the brick walls. A couple of thoughts:
1) The photo is a bit noisy, especially in the bluest parts.

3) A little bit more sharpness on the tower would have been good (about the same level as on the entrance).

4) Looks good as it is, but with the shadows and textures you´ve got here, I would also try a B&W (just to see the difference).

I like your photograph. TFS :)

Lars-Christian

sarvesh (545) 2010-06-22 2:13

I like this shot. You could have mentioned that the colors are warm due to evening Sun , hence natural but actually I know these are not actual color ;)