A motley
The following is a bunch of snaps that I took over the past couple of weeks. They have been clubbed together as I guess they don't each merit an individual post. Are you lonesome tonight? Apartheid no more See...no legs!
Rather pretty looking flower this was. At first sight it seems as though some of the petals have been plucked away (maybe as part of Tang's lavish spread for Salman). But I think the space between the flower petals is intentional and symmetrical.
This 'artist' was entertaining the crowd (and making a living out of it as well) by performing a variety of tricks on his simple ‘torn down to basics’ bicycle. I like the look on the face of the dog in the far right corner- it too appears to be spell bound by his antics.
Hi Sidd,
I like the slippers photo - innovative shot. The photo of the man on his cycle is also good, however it could have had a more dramatic effect if you had focussed only on the man and cut off some of the background becasue it becomes too distracting..what do you think ?
TC
Kanch
Posted by
Anonymous |
July 31, 2005 11:14 PM
Hi Kanchana,
Thanks for your comment. A solo freeze on the cyclist would have been good I am sure. I would however hold onto to the current picture because of so many activities going on in it, the people staring at the guy, the dog too, so many bill boards and what not :)
Posted by
The elderly camel |
August 08, 2005 7:46 AM
Hi,
Thanks for dropping by my blog. My first time at your blog.
The caption "are you lonesome tonight' was as beautiful as the picture.
Posted by
Anonymous |
August 11, 2005 2:45 AM
Like the slipper photo, purely for its innovativeness. The flower's photo could have benefitted from a 1/3 rule framing and a little bit of levelling in PS. Also, the petals look a little bit washed out - again some correction could have been applied. I tend to agree to an extent about you bringing lot of elements into the third shot but it is distracting from the main theme. The user's attention is diverted to several points and does not leave a lasting impact.
Posted by
Suyog |
August 29, 2005 9:37 PM