Original post: 30 December 2008
Post Update:16 January 2009
Post Update:16 January 2009
tried clicking the previous picture(below)...in a different light!
am still not sure how better i could have framed this,but retaining the colored lights at the background and close cropping makes it a little more catchy than the previous click i guess..
Original post:
(10/14) 1 to 14 december 2008Lord Ganesha also known as Ganapati, Vinayaka, and Pillaiyar,
one of the best-known and most worshipped deities in the Hindu pantheon.
Photo clicked in macro mode,without flash,
light source~light bulb right above the miniature idol..
Had tried capturing with light from different angles,being a crystalline object the light glow beneath the idol looked bettter...
Good attempt of table top. But I am afraid you should have done a lot of work on lighting. The two innovative light works on the top and bottom of the subject is interesting. But it is not working that much to capture the viewer. The subject itself is in dark, which give negative marks to the picture. Take the picture again with different light sources of different powers caste on the object. Please do not mind. I am only trying to help you improve.
ReplyDeleteThanku Subhanjan bahi...Constructive criticism really helps, n serves the purpose of my blog-to improve upon my works!
ReplyDeleteAm looking fwd to attempt the same with different light settings over the weekend.Wil keep u posted...
btw,Happy New year...n happy clicking in the year ahead..!
Cheers:)
Hey nice work anoop!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks holy and divine!!..
Instead of going B&W, y dont u try only the blue component in the pic...i.e Click the pic, in color, then try tweaking the RGB components....
That wud be more pleasing to the eye! just a suggestion!
thanku Kavitha for the suggestion...wil try it out soon...!
ReplyDeleteam glad there is lot of feedbac coming in for the clicks..!
btw..this click is not in b&w..its color!!!
brilliantly done....
ReplyDeleteth pic is so simple, serene that it says too many things but gives immense calmness if one keep watching it for too long....
although am naive to fotography, but whatever u did, u did it best!!!
“ Forget the camera, forget the lens, forget all of that. With any four-dollar camera, you can capture the best picture. ”
ReplyDelete— Alberto Korda's
The new one shows that you have worked hard. Keep them coming dude.
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeletei love warm colors!