Salema Khatoon

Congrats my friend. Your portrait is getting to its best. 7/7

simple, but beautiful portrait...

Wonderful portrait, I love the glow in the eyes.

so beautiful.....

A very beautiful Kousik, You are doing a grate job every time. I love to see you pictures. And your Protraits are very facinating. Congrats.

Absolutely awesome, light, tones, expression and composition!

Good shot, the future is in her eyes.

Kaushik this is a truly wonderful shot beautifully treated thanks for sharing....regards david

Beutifull Shot

Very nice and original shot. Regards Michael.

beautiful model, great compostion and tone every thing perfect. well done. take pictures Claudio

One of the best portraits I have ever seen ! :-)

 

Regards,

Suman.

wonderful ! cheers Jana

The original caught in 1983 from Steve Mc Curry for National Geographic

will always be the best because it's full of originality & real emotion.

Great job. 7/7

 

- Asit

A very nice portrait. I'm only a beginner in portrait photography, so I'm very humble... Well I don't understand why the hand is so dark. I would better understand if it were in brightness levels closer to the face's levels.

 

Best regards

Technically well done - it is a nice image -, but the I agree with the above comment that it holds no comparison to the Steve McCurry shot it emulates. You might try this in color too; color will add a more gritty realistic feel to the image. Cheers!

absolutely great portrait work... congrats

i understand the point of making the surrounding dark, but her hand looks horrible.

a work of art, 7/7. This is really wonderful. Regards.

Wowwww Kaushik what FANTASTIC PORTRAIT...!

ONE OF THE BEST POTRAIT I HAVE EVER SEEN . . .CONGRATS AND REGARDS.(EYEJAY)

A wonderfully touching portrait, powerful in intensity. I studied the compositon and space arounfd the model, it's just perfect. Strange, despite the static nature of the pose, one has an impression of movement and haste, as if the subject is just about to run off. Lovely image, I enjoyed it, thank you.

Wow! I was moved by this portrait. I think some critiques above were quite unfair suggesting that you were emulating the NG photo. Now that the hand has been pointed out, I wonder if it would look better lighter. Great work, Kaushik!

It s a wonderful and exellent portraite,regards