vikneshn

Love your shot.... travel postcard style.

Well composed!

Thanks for sharing.

Good shot!

Interesting angle!

I like ur photo... good composition.

Good work!

Awesome... very original and it captures ones thoughts.

Thanks for a great photo.

Love your shot my friend!

Do share more.

Thanks.

This is an amazing shot!

Thanks for the sharing.

Love your shot... the dynamism and composition.

Very well executed.

Thanks for sharing.... do share more :)

Saw this while going for jogging. The elements making this scene

captured me and this is my composition. Please help comment. Thank

you.

Very original and beautiful composition!

Do share more... thanks.

The shot is good!

Try shooting a little earlier when the electrical lights are not turned on yet and with slightly higher shutter speed so that the water seems less cotton silky. Dunno if this would improve the shot but I would try it.

Thanks for the sharing.

Love to see more of your photos.

Love your shot!

It is not easy to get this I reckon.

Good composition.

Thanks for sharing.

Good shot with nice subject.

However I am curious of why so much black covering the frame especially on the lower left corner,

Awesome shot, wonderfully composed!

Love the way you got this done.

Very well composed... strong!

Wonderfully natural colors and tones.

Keep on rockin bro!

This shot is beautiful... very tradiational composition.

Well done!

My only input to further improve the composition would be off-centering the door in the frame as such the basket (and maybe the black board slate) is not captured. Also maybe I would have used a polarizer (filter) to add more contrast and remove the distractive reflection on the door glass.

Keep on shooting and rockin!

While getting my car air-cond serviced, I walked around and saw this

interesting garland of tin cans. Here is the shot, please comment.

Thanks

Overall, very nice shot!

Love the colors and framing of the waterfall.

Slower shutter speed would have given the silky smooth flow of water that would give the extra punch.

Think that trimming the bottom side of the pic to remove the water element and roots (while still maintaining the stone for framing) will give stronger emphasis to the waterfall.

Keep on rockin :)