Anurag, just a thought if I may be frank. With photographing kids, there's a simple rule to make your photos better (though I realize rules are meant to be observed in the breach): get down to their level. i.e. Don't have them looking up at you.
I think this photograph, nice as it is, might have benefited from that kind of perspective.
I know late comment. Maybe no one will even see it - but couldn't resist. Dilip, I agree that while shooting pics of kids, you should get down to their level. But in this pic, I think the effect (of looking at the items as a prospective buyer) would have been diminished in doing so. That angle suits the title - as in the photographer is just looking down at the "things" for sale. The subject of the picture is NOT the boy, but all the items together.
No, I'm NOT a real dog. I wish I were but I'm not. I am an engineer, a sportsman, a nice husband (at least I think so), a half-hearted artist, a photography enthusiast, a lover of cryptic crosswrods and coffee (COFFEE!!), and a late sleeper. That's it!
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Horrible Connotation ... the title.
Jay, the title is totally bening, I must assure you. Interpretations are always subjective. :)
This is one of my favourites from the roll you shot that day. When are you posting the pic of stuff Fiza was selling?
Love the expression on her face. My request - the one with all those glasses. The abstract-ish one.
Anurag, just a thought if I may be frank. With photographing kids, there's a simple rule to make your photos better (though I realize rules are meant to be observed in the breach): get down to their level. i.e. Don't have them looking up at you.
I think this photograph, nice as it is, might have benefited from that kind of perspective.
Hi Gina!
Gina: up next.
Senthil: - do -
Dilip: Thanks for the tip. I keep forgetting to do so. Will remember it for future.
docs dope: didn't ask. :)
waah. kya photu hai... keep it up.
I know late comment. Maybe no one will even see it - but couldn't resist. Dilip, I agree that while shooting pics of kids, you should get down to their level. But in this pic, I think the effect (of looking at the items as a prospective buyer) would have been diminished in doing so. That angle suits the title - as in the photographer is just looking down at the "things" for sale. The subject of the picture is NOT the boy, but all the items together.
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