Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Rajan Parrikar on May 14, 2016, 08:59:41 pm
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From my post "Up For Grabs." (http://blog.parrikar.com/2016/05/14/up-for-grabs/)
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I just visited your website. The pictures of Goa are amazing.
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Fun. Nice blur in the hands. What are they taking?
Jeremy
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If you are of the sweet tooth persuasion, then jalebi are your funnel cake go to, freshly fried, soaked in syrupyrup and entertaining too of served table side. The color may have thrown you off, put makes them easier to spot in Indian stores when looking for a quick fix
Fun. Nice blur in the hands. What are they taking?
Jeremy
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The hands (symbolically) are those of the editor who grabbed Rajan's images without permission or payment. The blur is the quivering of the editor's conscience, trying to get him to hold back. ;)
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The hands (symbolically) are those of the editor who grabbed Rajan's images without permission or payment. The blur is the quivering of the editor's conscience, trying to get him to hold back. ;)
Ha. I'd not read the blog post. Now I understand.
Jeremy
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Aha...a not so sweet sweet then :(
Side note: it's not so sweet here either. Final three days of emptying south for departure north. everyone's nerves raw, everyone exhausted. "throw it in the dumpster" refrains filling the air. We NEED a quiet meditative break watching jalebi be made with all this behind us. Could you throw some good thoughts into the wind for our successful departure? Every little bit helps. Now I am going to walk slowly back into t he fray... ;)
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Thank you, all. Patricia has supplied the information on jalebi and Eric has chimed in with his customary sage philosophical insight :-).
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Aha...a not so sweet sweet then :(
Side note: it's not so sweet here either. Final three days of emptying south for departure north. everyone's nerves raw, everyone exhausted. "throw it in the dumpster" refrains filling the air. We NEED a quiet meditative break watching jalebi be made with all this behind us. Could you throw some good thoughts into the wind for our successful departure? Every little bit helps. Now I am going to walk slowly back into t he fray... ;)
Patricia,
Good luck finding that meditative break. Remember: This too shall pass. Once you are settled in up north, I expect you will find much to meditate on and to photograph.
Eric