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Commented on 02 Jun 2014 07:47:09

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Image by : Hrishikesh N

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Hi Hrishikesh, would you like to share your thoughts behind making of this image...?

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Commented on 02 Jun 2014 07:41:26

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Image by : Saurabh R. Desai

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Neat one, Saurabh. Nice idea. Was it done using multiple exposure in camera ?

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Commented on 31 May 2014 09:11:13

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Image by : Rajarshi Banerji

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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This image conveys the 'African mood' well - the showers far off, sun peeping through the clouds throwing subtle light on the to vast plains.

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Commented on 25 May 2014 12:23:36

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Image by : knkedlaya

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Loved the blurred, curving brushstrokes-like filaments spreading out. Nice soft feel. rgds, Kaushik

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Commented on 23 May 2014 15:08:53

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Image by : Ganesh H Shankar

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Neat ! The ripples add a lot to the image. Great seeing.

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Commented on 23 May 2014 15:05:21

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Image by : swapnil19

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Ok. I see your point :)

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Commented on 22 May 2014 18:50:56

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Image by : Ganesh H Shankar

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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It has a surreal look to it, Ganesh. But for some reason it's not working so much for me.

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Commented on 22 May 2014 18:27:25

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Image by : Ashwini Kumar Bhat

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Beautiful ! Beautiful ! Wondering if pulling down the saturation of greens would help enjoying the patterns formed the tree branches better...

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Commented on 22 May 2014 18:23:40

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Image by : swapnil19

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Interesting image, Swapnil. For some reason my eyes refuse to stay around the softer parts of the image and instead moves down to the corner where the paws are seen. Couple of thoughts running through my mind: - to crop off / exclude the paws from the frame - or would it have been good if the paws were blur / out of focus too?

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Commented on 22 May 2014 18:17:28

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Image by : Ashwini Kumar Bhat

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Nice one Ashwin. Like the way the yellows (flowers?) stand out amidst the chaotic growth surrounding it.

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Commented on 04 Oct 2013 18:55:27

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Image by : Saurabh R. Desai

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Beautiful Saurabh, very interesting... Where are your feet... :D :P ? rgds, Kaushik

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Commented on 13 May 2011 18:42:06

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Image by : Saurabh R. Desai

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Awesome Saurabh ! Very unique experiment - panning with macros. I can completely understand how difficult this could be. You've got it sharp.

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Commented on 13 May 2011 18:40:48

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Image by : Sujay Mandale

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Beautiful image with those outward curving lines. Lovely conversion as well. Looks just a tad over-sharpened on my monitor.

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Commented on 01 May 2011 07:16:42

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Image by : Ganesh H Shankar

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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The mist makes this image very moody. Beautifully composed frame with the Rhino balancing the heavy tree on the left. If the Rhino could stand out higher against lighter regions (also contrasting BG), it might have added more to this image IMHO. This would've also meant you shooting from a lower perspective; and I'm not sure how feasible this was on field.

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Commented on 01 May 2011 07:11:12

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Image by : amar patel

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Beautiful tones. Lovely patterns and some lovely light.

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Commented on 18 Feb 2011 15:01:19

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Image by : Kulashekara C S

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Very unique indeed ! Beautiful image.

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Commented on 09 Feb 2011 15:46:00

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Image by : Manoj Dholakia

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Lovely image. Nice seeing. The fresh green leaves of the solitary plant standout prominently amidst the muddy water. Might slightly increase the brightness on the DF. How I wish the DF wasn't looking away and instead turning into the frame...

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Commented on 09 Feb 2011 15:39:43

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Image by : Saurabh R. Desai

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Liked this series of 'right-on-top' perspectives Saurabh. Very unique indeed ! This one's my favourite amongst the ones you've posted. The patterns on sand spread out in the frame + the trail left behind by the bird (running across the diagonal) makes this special. To top it off, you've got some gorgeous lighting as well !

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Commented on 09 Feb 2011 15:37:31

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Image by : Saurabh R. Desai

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Nice light. I liked the pose of the bird here. Loved the perspective. Wish there were patterns on the left as there are on the right.

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Commented on 05 Feb 2011 09:30:16

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Image by : Abhishek.P

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Beautiful image Abhishek. Loved those patterns created by the lines in the dunes. Might try enhancing the contrast between the light & shadow sides of the dunes (lines) to enhance the patterns. Might try a B&W conversion as Ganesh suggested.

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Commented on 30 Jan 2011 00:31:34

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Image by : Sriharsha Ganjam

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Lovely composition. Very simle & neat presentation. Both, the colour & B&W versions look great. Might reduce the saturation in blues a bit - to give the image further calmness. I can vaguely remember Ganesh's image of similar kind from past.

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Commented on 29 Jan 2011 08:47:39

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Image by : Saurabh R. Desai

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Wow, there's not a single bird with its head up ! Each one has its beak dipped in !

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Commented on 25 Jan 2011 19:48:16

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Image by : Ganesh H Shankar

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I can (probably) understand the idea (of fractals) with which you've made this image. When connecting both, one does see the similarity in the pattern. That apart honestly speaking, on its own this image doesn't seem to appeal much to me. There's certainly nothing 'wrong' with this image but simply doesn't ring the bell (to me). The light on the trees (on the left side) bring out more than enough details which is probably counter-acting. I am trying to imagine if the following combination could enhance the image: a detail-less (or very minimally detailed) foliage/trees around the spot-lit crocodile + the existing blue skies. This could emphasize on the graphic impact of the image. Just my thoughts/opinion.

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Commented on 23 Jan 2011 10:34:26

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Image by : Saurabh R. Desai

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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:) Liked the title ! You've got some gorgeous warm light there Saurabh. Very simple and neatly crafted image. Thanks for sharing.

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Commented on 23 Jan 2011 10:12:24

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Image by : Ashok Mansur

Comment by : Kaushik Balakumar


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Mist adds a lot to this image. Lovely images - both your previous post and this one. Might crop a tad from the left to give same amount of room as seen in the right (from rock to edge). Thanks for sharing the image Ashok.