Artisan and the lion

Another scene from 'Kumortully" ,the Artisans Village in Kolkata.

 

Your comment/suggestion will be appreciated.Thanks.

I like the choice of tones here & the square crop & the moving hand at work.

Me gusta el tono que le has dado y la sensacion de movimiento en las manos con las que trabaja la escultura.El encuadre evita que otros elementos nos distraigan y las luz suave no proyecta sombras muy marcadas,conservando mas detalle.Fantastico trabajo, enhorabuena y un saludo.

Cherlyn ,thank you very much for your feedback.

 

Ramon,Muchas gracias por su visita y comentarios. Cordiales saludos.

 

 

I agree with Cherlyn. Great photo!

Regards. Ali.

The implied movement of the arm helps the viewer enter into the picture and associate with the scene .. a truly interesting portrayal of a sculptor at work ..

Good composition especially with the movements of the hands and the adjacent part of the lion's body. Thank you Amalda for your visit to my portfolio and wish you a happy Durga Puja in advance.

Well done with this moving arm that gives an idea of this shot moment and job here,tone so good,kind regards,Radu.

Another good one. Looks like you gained entrance to a treasure trove for photographers. This artisan workshop is a goldmine.

Very nicely composed, Amal!

Ali, many thanks my friend.

 

John, I am happy that you liked the image.I took few more shots, but I composed this way to highlight the movement of his hands.

 

Sonali, this is familiar scene with you at Kolkata. Wishing you too a very Happy Durga Puja and festive season.

 

Radu, thank you very much for your feedback.

 

Daily, you are right. This place is a gold mine for photographers. I am uploading another image for you.

 

Ruud, many thanks for your appreciation.

Excellent work.

Excelente toma y documento,Amal.Magnifica luz y estupendo monocromo.

 

Un cordial saludo -Tolo.

Janusz, many thanks for your visit & appreciation.

 

Tolo, Gracias. Un cordial saludo.

Interesting workshop again Amal, the overexposed part on his shoulder is a bit a competition and distract, can be corrected in PS... otherwise very well composed,and I like the color tones!

I didn't comment on this earlier, as I was unable to locate this (in my imagination!). Now I know where I have "seen" it --- in Joy Baba Felunath!!! The tone fits the mood. compliments -koushik

Pnina, thank you very much for your feedback.

 

Great! - 'magajasstra':-) Jai Baba, Koushik.

Very good capture and well chosen crop, Amal. If I may, I'd suggest minimizing the burnt spot on the shoulder.

Paula, many thanks for your feedback. Can you suggest how to do it?

Good angle - the moving arm makes the difference between man and sculpture.

Preciosa imagen de gran belleza, gran color sepia y una corma distinta de ver una imagen, Saludos cordiales Sircar.

Daily, thank you very for your feedback.

 

Gracias. Un cordial saludo,Julio.

Excelente foto documental!!!...Perfecto en sepia.

Thank you very much, Ektor.