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simply beautiful Rarinda. I love the warm light and the colors. Your composition is also very interesting. Great image
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Fantastic shot. Literally looks like a painting! Great work

 

 

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I have been amazed by your work for a while. I simply do not see many people who could have the skill in dealing with the light as you do. Almost every your picture catches my attention immediately. They are really really beautiful.
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You use this fantastic light in all of your photos, it makes me crazy so I can't understand how you could find it. I tried to found a way to take some photo like you but I couldn't. I like this golden light.your photos are awesome.
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I mean, the result is superb... but I guess a better place could be photoshop.net . May be too much photoshop work on each photo.even if every one says that the light is fantastic I can see different light mistake. Shadow for example are not completely right with this light direction. Other photos has this problem in the portfolio. But no one care couse it's a great job. And so what we are talking about, post-pro or making photograph? Can anybody reply to this critique? Redrinda... my quote is 7/7 6/7 so it's a costructive critique... congrats!

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This is another great shot among all of Rarindra's great shots. I think what Emanuele might be getting at maybe is that a lot of comments are about what great light there is but that it's photoshopped light (I dunno, I don't know what Rarindra does to get the images posted here). The compositions are good too but maybe no different than the many other fine photographers here but what separates Rarindra's from a some of them maybe be the mastery of photoshop granted one must understand light to manipulate it but as Emanuele mentioned, the light is sometimes not consistent with the physical world. We can probably go off on a tangent pretty quick by talking about real world perception and imagination.
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