anindo

A set of my images form the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival event are up on

flickr, at http://www.flickr.com/gp/70876789@N00/u24Rt9.

Please do give your valuable comments and critiques on these.

Warm Regards

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Anindo

The epicentre of the waves being almost precisely at the lower right thirds nodal point makes this a perfect composition, something I would be happy to use as an example in lectures!

Yet, the photograph strikes me more because of it's sheer subtle impact, something no "rules" can define. The strong horizontal crop makes this even more powerful as an image.

Warm Regards

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Anindo

Detail from dance performance at Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2008,

Mumbai, India.

The lone boatman stands out against the distant city skyline, as a

study of contrasts at many levels: Primitive and modern, near and

far, alone against the city crowds, and of course, the land and the

sea!

The skyline is of Mumbai, India. The image was taken just after

sunset, on a smoggy summer evening.

The bird perched on the branch creates an illusion of loading one arm

of a see-saw, balancing the branches and leaves on the other arm -

oddly enough, lending a tenuous balance to the frame.

Elephanta Island, Mumbai, India.

Musicians at traditional Himachali wedding, at Kotgarh, Himachal

Pradesh, India.

A multiframe stitched panorama, shot from the roof of a 16-floor

building next to the Western Express Highway in Mumbai, at midnight.

Shot in RAW with Minolta DiMAGE A200 on tripod. Stitched in Panorama

Factory V4.

Commissioned by The Times of India, published in The Times of India,

Mumbai edition, "West Side Plus" section, 23-December-2006.