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Thank you for the comments and ratings....

Lovely shot Pulok, I kind of wish I could take some pictures in this spot thats how much I like it. Well done.

 

DK.

a little crooked, and would prefer the boy in the foreground.

Nice composition, Pulok. I like the arcs' perspective. Regards

David, Ben, Adolfo for the comments.

 

Ben: I agree with you about the composition. Actually, this photo was taken without the knowledge of that boy. I wanted to take this photo without him. While taking this photo, he was suddenly coming by running towards his other group members who were standing nearby me. So I clicked my camera in a hurry to capture the boy within frame. By the way, Hampi is a world heritage site because of it's rich history and excellent architectural work.

 

Regards...

thanks for the info pulok! shooting in the real world is much fun, in part because of the moment you describe. glad you captured it.

Pulok, nice and interesting composition of that place, thanks for the site of its history.

Excelente composicion geometrica,,,luz encuadre y un bello color Pulok,, un cordial saludo...6/6

Very nice perspective & perfect exposure, well captured!!! Best regards.

I agree with Ben. Good image and colour combination.

Sorry, PN won't let me rate any higher than 6/6. Great capture and especially perspective.

Beautiful composition,light and colours.

A great shot. And although I am very sensitive to people sitting, standing, running around in geometrical motives this one is pleasing me. I like the "human spot"!

I like -and how couldn't I?- the way the kid is breaking the symmetry of this scene. Amazingly, I am attracted by the fact he's mainly in two colours, the strong shirt and the darker legs... the same strong bi-colour construction of the archway and the pillars.

Good composition, but definitely it need tripot, it need to be sharp from A to Z.

Estupendo color para una perspectiva interesante. No obstante el chaval queda un poco a medio campo. Mi gusto serí¡ traerlo a priemr plano..

... my first instinct was to say that it harms the absolute stunning symmetry of the scene, but now, I think it makes it. His dynamic posture, leaning, the color, makes it better, in a way. Great shot.

great shot from a great photographer (well done a great portfolio