Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Rajan Parrikar on November 15, 2015, 10:24:02 am
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Seen this morning during my constitutional. More here. (http://blog.parrikar.com/2015/11/15/morning-in-panjim/)
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Expressive compositions on both of there. Well done.
Chuck
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I always admired people who, for instance, shave, in spite of circumstances. Or otherwise try to appear decent-looking in front of other fellow human beings. It is a very good photo as well.
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Good day Rajan,
Your candids of late radiate (and resonate for me) a serene aura of intelligence...each surely reaches out of the frame to state quietly an affair one does not see that often here in the states. I appreciate the message you pass forward... p.
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I always admired people who, for instance, shave, in spite of circumstances. Or otherwise try to appear decent-looking in front of other fellow human beings. It is a very good photo as well.
I'm late to the party, Rajan, but "+1." I'm with Slobodan all the way on this.
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Chuck, Slobodan, Patricia and Russ - thank you very much.
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They are very fine and sensitive.
When I first glanced at the thumbnails, I thought the two men in the first were kneeling in prayer. Somehow the same kind of intense involvement shows in the shaving activity.
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Thanks, Eric.
They are very fine and sensitive.
When I first glanced at the thumbnails, I thought the two men in the first were kneeling in prayer. Somehow the same kind of intense involvement shows in the shaving activity.
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"Shaving", your photograph telling me, no matter younger or elder, whatever better/fancier mirror or just a simple mirror, they will get the job done. Subject placement, they are symmetrical, great timing, great capture! Nicely well done!
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I like the first one very much, it has something both "Bressonish" and "McCurryish" :D