Red Ball Rising

[Rajan Parrikar]

Red Ball Rising.

[francois]

I love both but the first one is ma favorite. The second shot is more difficult" for me. I need more time to appreciate it, I guess.

[Chairman Bill]

Number one is a cracker. Less enamoured of the second one though

[Paulo Bizarro]

Good planning, results are superb. The second one reminds me of a totem pole of some sort.

[Rajan Parrikar]

Thank you, Francois, Bill and Paulo.

The second one has a local context. These posts are part of an artwork installation erected at the city entrance roundabout featuring a tableau of lamps used in Goan Hindu temple ceremonies.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Very creative and effective use of what I suspect is air pollution.
The first is quite fine; the second is quite funny.

Eric

[Rajan Parrikar]

Very creative and effective use of what I suspect is air pollution.
The first is quite fine; the second is quite funny.

Eric

Ha! It is actually the low morning fog at this time of the year that attenuates the sun, and in the evenings it is the haze. As a result of this, we get nice rounded red suns. Goa does not suffer from air pollution yet like other parts of India (but not to worry, they're working hard on it).

[thierrylegros396]

Good planning, results are superb. The second one reminds me of a totem pole of some sort.

+1

Thierry

[stevenfr]

Well done.

Steven

[churly]

The first is fantastic.

[Rajan Parrikar]

Thank you, gentlemen.

[RSL]

Okay, Rajan. You can get away with the sun perched on the post - this time. The first one is a fine shot.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Okay, Rajan. You can get away with the sun perched on the post - this time. The first one is a fine shot.

Maybe the sun perched on post belongs in the Humor section.