Critiques

Junctus (64) 2009-12-06 17:03

very precious shot. the sharp and knowing eye of the animal, the pure white coat, the swiftness of the movement. and all this in perfect position within the frame.
another fine pic by you! Best wishes!

Junctus (64) 2009-11-26 15:11

bon. I like the ivy on the trees, giving some ornament to the strict lines. Good use of filter or ppwork or whatever you did for the effectful lght. Even the tilt is not irritating. Merci pour sharing

Junctus (64) 2009-11-05 10:51

in all aspects a very fine pic! Dark drama in the background, and a tense calm in front. Every sailor will love this!

Junctus (64) 2009-11-05 10:44

Very best contrast between shoom-red and sky-grey! Perfect depth of field. This pic is a joy!

Junctus (64) 2009-11-04 12:48

as if the moonlight got caught in the bottle, the anklestrap and the toering! What a heat!

Junctus (64) 2009-11-02 16:08

I would have liked to see the reflection up to the top of the church - a step forward and you would not have cut off the top.
Where is Karls Kirsche, by the way?

Junctus (64) 2009-11-01 13:30

You caught the magic moment! Do you know the guy? Did he like the pic? My best wishes to you!

Junctus (64) 2009-11-01 12:55

Oh India. What a surprise this is - is this Africa? The Amazone-jungle? No! India has it all! And these matching colours! Well framed as well. My best wishes!
(and about the Surajkund-Fair...valuable info!)

Junctus (64) 2009-11-01 12:44

Makes me shiver. The man that build the Taj saw it from this pov until his death, out of his cell in jail, where his son got him locked into...in the Red Fort.
And: I HAVE NEVER SEEN THE TAJ LIKE THIS
I am glad you could not control the exposure! This is a wow-shot!
Namaskar! Post more pictures! My best wishes!

Junctus (64) 2009-11-01 12:36

some objects are tricky: Eiffeltower in Paris, Big Ben in London, the Taj - everybody has seen it a million times. And now comes Nileshji and makes a very relaxed pic from a little lower pov: and it looks fabulous! The dull grey of the sky lets the Taj shine: even if you dared to show it not in the brightest possible whiteness! Congratulations!