dyuti majumdar

Thanks for viewing. Any critiques are welcome.

Thanks for visitng. Any critiques are welcome.

Thanks for viewing. Any critiques are sincerely welcome.

Thanks for viewing. Any critiques are sincerely welcome.

Thanks for viewing. Any comments are greatly appreciated.

It seemed all non-living things on the streets became colorful on the

first warm spring afternoon. Thanks for viewing.

My first trials with kids. Completely casual and unmanipulated. Thanks

for visiting.

Thanks for viewing. A tried to make it a little soft, but not sure if

its a bit overdone it. Thanks for your opinions.

Thanks for viewing. This is something that has been captured by

millions of photographers. Very ordinary, but still immensely

appealing. What say other photographers?

Thanks for any suggestions/critiques. Sorry for the annoying copyright

statements on the picture.

Thanks for any suggestions/critiques. Sorry for the annoying copyright

statements on the picture.

Thanks for your valuable comments.

Its great. I wish a couple of things could have been different: 1. The blue clock on the wall is way modern and cheap. 2. The men would were more traditional clothes than blue jeans (blue isnt working with the palette, except the flame). 3. The man on the left looked another way. 4. The four corners are a little dark (probably distortion from the lens fully open), so is the plant. But depending on the circumstances may have been difficult to set it that way. A very good picture nevertheless. 6/6.

Perfect exposure. Nice colors and mood.

Thanks for any critiques in advance.

Thanks for any critique.

Thanks very much for viewing and a critique is highly appreciated.

Thanks for viewing. Any critiques are welcome.

Hi,

 

I found this sign on a park bench and then looked for and found an

empty bottle. Hence the picture. Any critiques are welcome.

Susmit: Thanks for your efforts. Much appreciated. I played with contrast and shadows myself, but at the end wanted to keep a foggy unclear touch to the buildings. More like a symbol of the uncertain future of India (or human civilization in general). Since this is not science, this does not have to have an unique answer. Just my mental impression.

A little detail in the biker would be even nicer. Good job!

Very very nice. Wish the surface of the umbrella was a little smooth like a new one. But otherwise very stunning.

I like it, but as you probably already know, a little retouching is almost essential to make this a great picture.. Fingers are a little soft, yellow color and the hands off center are a few things that might improve. Otherwise great catch.

I was stunned to see this view atop a hill near Navi Mumbai (New

Bombay) where rapid growth of the city is covering the last bit of

marshlands. A am sure if I go there now after more than a year, this

view will show less amount of green. Any critiques are welcome.

Thanks for visiting and any critiques are welcome.