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By: Indranil Ray
Copyright ©2008

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Photographer	Indranil Ray {Karma:2035}
Project	#51 Silhouettes and Abstracts	Camera Model	Sony DSC H7
Categories	Nature Alternative Process Abstracts	Film Format	Digital JPEG Norm
Portfolio		Lens	Carl Zesis 15X
Uploaded	10/6/2008	Film / Memory Type	none
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Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - Kolkata State - WEST BENGAL Country - India
About	This cactus I had planted in my house roof.

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Nick Karagiaouroglou

{K:127263} 10/9/2008

I am glad if it helped a bit, Indranil!

Cheers!

Nick

Indranil Ray {K:2035} 10/8/2008

Thanks once again Nick. Yes agree with you. Cropped looks better. Your suggestions help me lots to improve my skills :).

Thank you!
Indranil

Nick Karagiaouroglou

{K:127263} 10/7/2008

Except for the lower left corner, where it gets a bit too uniformly dark for my eyes, I find it a good capture of the light and the dark shape in front of the background. The shining sun was burned very nicely on the image - it adds some kind of diffraction-like look on edges and contours, and this enhances the silent atmosphere. The dark cloud makes the depth well visible too.

About the loss of definiteness at the lower left, perhaps a crop? (Attachment).

Cheers!

Nick

Cropped off a bit of the left side

Indranil Ray {K:2035} 10/6/2008

Thanks Bill. Nice to hear from you :).

BILL NAGY

{K:5783} 10/6/2008

Very interesting and unique. Well done. BILL

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