Oh, ya, that two who joined later at the top corner ?

Excellent visualization here Adithya ! Soft rendering and portrayal of movement sets this apart. You have used the contrast beautifully well in the conversion B&W to emphasize the tadpoles. I think just a little more space on the left will add further. Thanks for sharing.

What a lovely interpretation, adithya and it was great to have those two late-lateefs in the meet!
this soft tadpole rendition is different from all the ones i have seen so far - mine and others. it shows speed and urgency... so much dynamism in this image.

like it very much, thank you.
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This is amazing Aditya.. Can feel the Run to me Yourself and Ashwini look the best
With so many amazing perspectives of Tadpoles, i am sure we will get request from Tadpoles to have next years CNP meet again in Simha farms!!

Lovely image Adithya!
Its wonderful to see all these interpretations of tadpoles, and your image does pop out

Adithya, You are getting there no doubt. Save this image for future. Multiple exposure is perfect to my taste. Leave some more space at the bottom.

"it shows speed and urgency.." wow! How beautifully summed up by Arati. I agree with Ganesh about space on the left. This shot has a dual charm. It shows motion and well as traces of still tadpoles. You may want to check out the link tracesofthereal.com in which the author has shown several of his pictures of gigs. Long exposures showing movement and stillness. He also uses these pictures to critique the held notions about inability of photography to depict motion. Interesting read...
Thanks for sharing

Total eye opener image indeed Aditya. The movement blur came out very well . I agree with the earlier comment about the space on the left.
It was wonderful to meet up with you at the CNP meet !

Thank you all for your comments and critics..
@Aarati: i like the name late lateefs
@Shankar: thanks for the encouragement, it really makes me feel fired up!!
@Nirlep: thank you so much for pointing to the right materials, i always wanted to read more about this style of photography and there your are!!! my sincere thanks to you Nirlepji
@Krish: It was great to meet you to at the meet!!!

absolutely fantastic portrait of 'hurried' tadpoles, adithya. genial. i find it so very intriguing & utterly conceptual ... thinking of including part of some large curve to see them as hurried sperms!

thanks for sharing 'n inspiring. regards.