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Sanchia (47) 2007-11-06 3:04

Oh, that's a wonderful setting! You've managed the light perfectly, I love how we can see the light glow faintly through the sheet music. Welcome to TrekEarth!

Sanchia (47) 2007-11-06 0:27

HEY! This one is just great! I love the contrast between the very busy foreground and the fragile silence of the church. Also the composition... in terms of the quite large space between church and children. As a Goan by ancestry, I'm especially pleased to say this is one of the most interesting photographs of Goa that I've seen.

Sanchia (47) 2007-11-06 0:20

This is very interesting -- there is a feeling of stasis in the shot, despite the traffic, and the red lights provide a strange decentering of focus for the eye. They all grab it, all at one time!

Sanchia (47) 2007-11-06 0:13

Hahahaha! That's very funny. The silhouettes are perfect here, and well captured. What makes this picture for me is not just the capturing of silhouettes but also that you have some very interesting and even stuatuesque poses in there!

Sanchia (47) 2007-11-05 8:36

Oh, this is wonderful. This is a picture of "my" trains in Bombay, my hometown. The shadows of the bars are so familiar, I've seen them and noticed them a million times, yet they do something new in your photograph. Black and white is a great choice of medium for this.

Sanchia (47) 2007-11-05 8:33

Very, very brave framing. I am, on purpose, not reading more than the first couple of lines of your note -- I want the picture to speak for itself and it does so. If she speaks, she speaks outside the frame, in a private space... that is if she speaks at all. If she has a mouth to speak with. In the reality of your picture, she certainly doesn not. And the woman in the poster is yet another truncated woman -- she has only a body that is visible.

Sanchia (47) 2007-11-05 8:02

Very nice indeed. Good composition, with the marbls in a straight line, the hand reaching out, and the figure of the player slightly visible. Lovely warm colours too. This shows that you don't need a sepia tone to get a nostalgic feel!

Sanchia (47) 2007-11-05 7:54

I really like the colours and textures you have in this one. Not the most exciting angle -- but it still works.

Sanchia (47) 2007-11-05 2:59

Very nicely composed... the buildings in front add the the interest of the domes and towers, just by the way the two contrast. You are right, many buildings in India lie in a state of neglect and are completely ignored. Thanks for taking a picture of this one.

Sanchia (47) 2007-11-05 2:48

Amazing... the haze makes the pyramids look like mirages. Wonderful composition with the girl in the foreground, the simplicity of this makes it a very cleanly executed photograph.