Piazza Navona

Well seen and so well captured, all of the best.

Koushik, very good composition, exposure,light and colour-contrast.Compliments!

hi koushik, we was in the same place the same day! :) very good shot

nics shot.. regards..

tarek

Well lit, interesting colors.

Very nice shot and colours, Koushik!....Thanks 4 ur comment on my photo!!!

Very beautiful, excellent colors, I love the blue on the background, 10/10.

Alberto

Nice shot!

Fantastic light , wonderful colors , good composition , nice job ........................ Best regards.

A classic... very well captured.  Compliments

The light, man, the light!  The gold glow is great, but I really like the blue that lightens as night falls.

Rashed, Amal-da, niki, tarek, Bob, Jesus, Alberto, Didi, Falak, El, Jeff, Michael, thank you all for the kind words of appreciation. -koushik

Nice shot-Nice light managing-well composition!

Regards(Bobby).

i like the pov and the composition -- perhaps a little closer crop getting rid of one flaring window at left... it would also look great in black and white with some selective lightening and darkening, selective softening too (lower contrast esp)

Very well composed.............Regards

I like the comp. Your approach to get as most from situation with light and colours is great. When I took first look it seem too bright. After few days as well and today, too. I tried to convert it into B/W and it was pleasant to see it. Hope you don't mind my experiment. Anyway I ereased it from disc already.

Good work and I admire it. Cheers, Vukasin

You did justice to the art of the ancients! regards!

bobby, Rajat, kawan, Vukasin, Umair, thank you for the kind appreciation. Vukasin, I would have loved to see the result of your experiment. -koushik

I tried again. hope you won't be negatively surprised :-)

Have a nice day,

Vukasin

on the contrary, i like it. thank you for your time and effort, vukasin. -koushik

Hi Koushik, It's been a while since I've been active on PN.

Superb photo with great colours, light and details!

Take care my friend!

Cheers :)

Rajat makes a valid point about the window flair though some selective burning in place of a crop might do.  The shot does lend itself well to B&W conversion but then it loses the beautiful colour contrast between the warm light and the dark blue of the sky.  It seems you've hit the 'sweet spot' in the ratio between ambient light and the optimum sky tone.  I'll stay with the colour version this time.  Always interesting to see what catches others' eyes.  Best, LM.

Well composed! I think VS is right, it would suit to me also the B&W version! Cheers my friend!

PDE