Like the use of negative space here. The dividing white between the two pile of rocks really helps draw the eye onto the boulder mounds.

interesting thought came to my mind Vikas, Print this big, say 15x20 inches or so. Frame it in right angle to the mid point, so that it occupies a corner two walls ? Not sure if i could explain my idea.
-RD

Thanks Sriharsha and RD....
I got what you are saying RD, sure will try out...you are saying something similar to this right http://www.google.com/imgres?hl=en&biw= ... 2,s:0,i:78 ??

I like the unique composition Vikas. Rock has become very good subject for you:)

I am sure this will rock in big print!

Trvikas...its a very interesting image due to the dividing space and i liked R.D.'s suggestion of framing it to span the intersecting corner..that i think will add to this lovley frame..
im reinforcing whats already been mentioned by others...

Very creative composition. Liked the use of plain white. Inclusion of a little more of rocks would have added?

Interesting use of space Vikas! IF I were you. I would have composed 2 separate frames - one from the hillocks of left and another from right with same space orientation. See if you can go back and make such a composition !

Thanks Ravi, Neelu, Aditya and Pramod.
@Aditya : I wanted to include more rocks in the bottom but there were some obstacles between me and these rocks
@Pramod: I need to discuss with you to understand your suggestion completely This was taken at Chitradurga and I will try this out when I go there next time.

Interesting composition, Vikas! It does feel like they are having a talk. I liked RD's idea. TFS