lalit

Lovely shot. This grabbed my attention in the critique forum, I very infrequently visit these days. I was thinking a bit more contrast especially over the flat light on the Soldier Mountain and the lilies could be an interesting to add. Best+Lalit

Beautiful reflection there and so are the colors. I would prefer to not capture the foreground rocks here. That would keep the composition a very simple one.

Its a lovely shot. Over 15 seconds its a great effect over the sea. Do you think there is some barrel distortion there? If there is one, I thought fixing that would be more pleasing.

It took me 4 previous consecutive trips here... 7 short hours without any food or water... almost broken back.... 3+ hours of trials and right light to capture this!

Vehicle to spitituality

Its a nice composition. but you need to process it correctly. Red yellow and cyan are clipped and there are overexposed areas. Have right contrast for the clouds and perform correct noise processing.

When it comes to listening to music, all that matters to me is striking the chord...and striking it right. ... and when it comes to photographing ancient Indian Architecture, photographing the light is the number one objective I focus on. 'Cause its the light and culture the architect has described through the structures he has built. I forget the most common nuances of capturing these monuments. I constantly change the lenses from ultra-wide to telephoto inspired by the angle and light. I believe that, the light and shadows scribe the words on the hearts of the viewer. The light and shadows are what plays the music in the ears, who listens to it. Here in the staged shot, in one of the old buildings from more than 300 years ago, I first saw the light, and then thought of striking the chord!