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Could have been very powerful shot with just a simple portrait. All other stuff in the surrounding looks artificial created in the digital workshop.

Creepy / scary! Perfect capture: composition, angle and timing.

Gorgeous, but looks artificial, not the real object. Perhaps, too much use of digital manipulation.

What is it? Is it photograph or something else? Will you please bother to explain it little better beyond a filmy title? What do you want to say or prove?...Sheep mentality of PN readers really amazes me! Instead of critically evaluating a creation (definitely it is not a photograph), one reader after another jump to praise it. 

There are billions of people who can write english better than others. But there could be one in a million who can be so talented and gifted in photographic art, as you are. So be proud of it and go on endowing us with your gift.

Very impressive & touching, but why do you have 3 vases? To me, it is distracting. I will try to replicate this project with one vase only.

A begger but with very appealing personality and attitude. Not

willing to accept any offering unless it is at least Rs. 10.

By luck, I was able to capture two heads next to each other: one

living and the other, dead about 2000 years ago.

Taken from a tour bus in Italy with Canon 40D & 70-200mm f/4L

lens, hand held. It was misty outside & there was reflection from

window mirrors. Converted to Infrared like effect by fluke in the

Lightroom.

Camera: Canon XT, lens 17-40mm. f/4L, hand held. This is

Gwalmandi in Lahore, famous for street restaurant/food during

night.

Canon 40D and lens: 70-200mm. f/4 L. Software: Lightroom.

 

Infrared like photos taken from inside moving bus with mirro

reflections and misty weather, manipulated with lightroom.

It would have been a classic without the moon. Now, every thing looks very artificial. Also needs some explaination, how did you do it?

You should have some "ethics" of providing necessary information before you ask people for comments. Information like: location, tools and techniques.

Dear Kaushik: I CAN'T FIND WORDS IN HINDI/BENGALI (my language)TO EXPRESS MY FEELINGS ABOUT YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS, BUT HOW CAN I DO IT IN ENGLISH? THEY ARE JUST TO SEE AND ENJOY (esp. the main one). THE MOST HEARTENING THING ABOUT YOUR PORTFOLIO IS THAT THOSE ARE FROM INDIA & COVER A WIDE SPECTRUM OF REALITY THERE.

A BROAD PRESENTATION OF THAT PART OF THE WORLD IS USUALLY MISSING IN THIS & OTHER SITES. THEREFORE, YOU DESERVE EXTRA CREDIT.

 

HOWEVER, MANY OF US WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT YOU (any website?), YOUR MAIN PHOTOGRAPHIC TOOLS AND SOME OF THE TECHNIQUES YOU USE. THIS WILL INSPIRE ME TO PRODUCE AT LEAST ONE PHOTOS THAT MAY COME CLOSE TO YOU. KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT WORK AND KEEP BLESSING US WITH YOUR TALENT.

Love to give comments, but NOT without All Technical Details.