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Very creative composition. Liked the still grass reflection in the foreground which translates to a wavy tree reflection at the top. Gives me some ideas for shooting pictures with reflection. Thanks Tony.

Hi Tony, Great colors and neat composition. Prefer the softer bigger version as it has got a "calm" feel and feel it is more close to reality.

Thanks,

Harsha.

Hi Tony, Splendid natural colors. 

Thanks,

Harsha.

Hi Tony, loved this. Very intricate and nicely composed. Use of light and reflection is just fantastic. 

Thanks,

Harsha.

Hi Tony, Coming back after a long break from PN. It is interesting and refreshing to view not just the snaps but the underlying comments which are informative. 

My vote goes for the vertical snap, more due to the interesting foreground elements (rocks and plants) and converging clouds, tree lines, river bed and all into almost at the same point. Found the composition very interesting.

Thanks,

Harsha.

Hi Tony,

Jewels all around... Loved the composition and the background. Adding to my favorites.

Thanks,

Harsha.

Tony, Very imaginative. Liked this.

Thanks, 

Harsha.

Hi Tony, Great snap on a simple subject. One needs a good eye and imagination to have such a photograph... and I see it here.  

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Harsha.

Hi Tony, Liked the color transitions.

My opinions...

Felt the snap to be little over saturated. The street lights in the snap titled "And now we cuddle" is too harsh. It is much less prominent here.

Thanks,

Harsha.

Hi Tony,  Great "cloud play" and colors. My preference is on the color when compared to B&W (landscape mode). 

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Harsha.

Hi Tony, this is great. But, my vote would go for the vertical snap at the same location. 

Thanks,

Harsha.

Hi Tony, Liked the wide angle effect. Just felt the flowers are not well lit.. how if possible shot with the sunlight on it. 

Thanks,

Harsha.

Hi Tony

This guy must have got designed on a CAD, with lot of symmetries.  Nicely captured and you have a good eye to see the photo opportunity.  Just wondering why f 1/10 was used, though I see that the DOF effect is pretty good.

Thanks,

Harsha.

Hi Tony, Marked as one of my Favorites. Thrilled with the way the mountains and the clouds merge in the horizon. The foreground mix of rocks and grass is class with that perfect lighting. Who wants a snow capped mountain in this perfect tropical set up, so very well captured.

Compared to this, if you feel you have 'lost some nice' images, just waiting to see those captured in ISO 2000. 

Thanks,

Harsha.

Great one Tony. The sea waves and the washed stone patterns are great. Was the sand black? the contrast between bright stones and the dark sand has come out well.

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Harsha.

Hi Tony, great finish. The long exposure has given a very misty beautiful finish. Very innovative.

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Harsha.

Hi Alf, Great results. Everything very much in place. The man, the ship and the horizon. 

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Harsha.

Hi Tamara, Thanks for your kind words and time. Happy that you liked this one.

Harsha.

Thanks Otaky Han. I could have been around 200-300 m from the elephant. It was close to sun set with cloud cover and tall trees blocking direct sunlight.

Hi Alf, Words from an expert like you is a "Certificate of Appreciation
 for me. The trees in background beling slightly blurred could be due to the combination of 300mm focal length @ f 1/5.6. Possiblly could have tried at a little more shutter speed and a higher f stop. Also, the tamron 300 mm lens I used does not give great sharpness at its max. I agree with you that it would have been great had the trees been in focus as well.

Thanks,

Harsha.

Hi Alf, A beautiful place, well captured and presented. Agree with you and all that the man has increased the already beautiful composition by '2 stops' more.

Thanks Alf for sharing,

Harsha.

Splendid results... Which road do i pick today? 

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Harsha.

Hi Sandor, Great moment. Perfect timing. Like the angle and the resulting reflection. 7/7 from me.

Thanks,

Harsha.

Hi Sumon, This is a great composition. Like the way the flowers blur into no where and the "crystal" sharp water droplets. The magic has been magnified in the B&W presentation.

Thanks,

Harsha.

Hi Arup, this is fantastic. Loved the inclined line separating the paddy fields from the valley and the background forest. The light is superb. Have rated this 6/7.

Thanks,

Harsha.

Hi Arup, great green colors with those tiny yellow flowers.  Are the brown colored piles sand from the lake?

Just thought whether the snap could be better if more reflection is covered, possible just enough to get green contour of the grass land. Rated 5/7.

Thanks,

Harsha.