Daily Life - C & C are welcome !!

[Tejal]

Mostly on Sunday morning I go out for shooting, preferably to main city area. Main city areas, still have narrow lanes. Houses are of old style and their life style is also still traditional. Some how I like watching them, their routine life and I try to capture some such beautiful moments in my camera. Here is one which I have recently clicked on one such lazy Sunday morning.

Kindly share your C & C .

Regards,

Tejal

IMG_6391 as Smart Object-1 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

[gregj1763]

I like the composition and how you have framed the shot. The architecture of the building is interesting and the earthy colours look good throughout the image. The slightly weather beaten condition of the house is of interest as well.
Another very well put together image again Tejal

[Tejal]

I like the composition and how you have framed the shot. The architecture of the building is interesting and the earthy colours look good throughout the image. The slightly weather beaten condition of the house is of interest as well.
Another very well put together image again Tejal

Thanks a ton Greg. I am glad you liked it .

[Shadowman]

Very nice.

[Tejal]

Very nice.

Thanks.

[rpcrowe]

I totally agree with Jeff... This is a wonderful image!

[IzzieK]

Very different, Tejal...it really speaks well of early mornings when a man would like a read of the newspaper with his cup of coffee and a banana. This one may not have those here in this image, but he has the morning peace and quiet at the start of the day or nearly late in the afternoon...

[Tejal]

I totally agree with Jeff... This is a wonderful image!

Thanks you very much!!

[Tejal]

Here people start their day by 6 or 7. People want their 1st cup of tea immediately after brushing teeth. Then newspaper.

Very different, Tejal...it really speaks well of early mornings when a man would like a read of the newspaper with his cup of coffee and a banana. This one may not have those here in this image, but he has the morning peace and quiet at the start of the day or nearly late in the afternoon...

[Geoff F]

I would only change one very slight thing.

Bottom right corner. There is a small dark object just showing. I would clone it out.

[Hallen]

... coffee and a banana.

ew.


Nice capture. Is the porch area really that dimly lit, or did you tone it down a bit to help highlight the man? It works whichever way it is.

[Dave Humphries]

Hi Tejal,

Nicely observed and photographed.

It has so much going for it, as Greg has mostly outlined - I also like how the newspaper reflects the light up to his face, given his angle of reading.

In addition to the item Geoff spotted in the lower right corner, I would also consider removing whatever that thin thing is that is poking in to the lower left corner.

Mind you, I didn't initially notice either, but they would remove the last intrusive features of the modern world from the scene.

Well done, Dave

[IzzieK]

ew.


Nice capture. Is the porch area really that dimly lit, or did you tone it down a bit to help highlight the man? It works whichever way it is.

That's hubby's breakfast, a fruit and coffee, usually banana because it has a lot of potassium...

Tejal...Bill's day starts at 6 or 7 am...right after he brings his own newspaper from the driveway. I don'tdo breakfast...

[Tejal]

I would only change one very slight thing.

Bottom right corner. There is a small dark object just showing. I would clone it out.

oh yes, that could be done. And will do it. Thnx

[Tejal]

ew.


Nice capture. Is the porch area really that dimly lit, or did you tone it down a bit to help highlight the man? It works whichever way it is.

Hi Eric !! The light is like this only. Mostly in street shots, I keep the way it is. I process also very less and editing I dont do at all, except cropping. The lane was very narrow and light was coming from the left side.

[Tejal]

Hi Tejal,

Nicely observed and photographed.

It has so much going for it, as Greg has mostly outlined - I also like how the newspaper reflects the light up to his face, given his angle of reading.

In addition to the item Geoff spotted in the lower right corner, I would also consider removing whatever that thin thing is that is poking in to the lower left corner.

Mind you, I didn't initially notice either, but they would remove the last intrusive features of the modern world from the scene.

Well done, Dave

Many thanks.... even I had not noticed that part, but i will correct it for sure.

[Tejal]

That's hubby's breakfast, a fruit and coffee, usually banana because it has a lot of potassium...

Tejal...Bill's day starts at 6 or 7 am...right after he brings his own newspaper from the driveway. I don'tdo breakfast...

ha ha ha...good...!!

But breakfast should not be skipped. Not good for health .

Men spend hours and hours reading news papers and more over they dont like to be disturbed also when newspaper is there in their hand. They read it like they are doing preparation for some high level exams...lol.

[Dave Humphries]

I find first thing in morning, after shower and breakfast, it is my most productive to apply myself to problems that require thinking/analysis - e.g. usually my work - but sometimes the more involved threads here at CiC

I keep up with news by having that on TV while eating; e.g. light breakfast, or light lunch. A big meal will 'knacker' my ability to think!

I lost faith that what's printed in (UK) newspapers (as being accurate news) many decades ago.
Whenever I read any topic I knew anything about personally, it was always either factually wrong, biassed, or misleading - and sometimes all three!

Apologies for going off topic, Dave

[Tejal]

I find first thing in morning, after shower and breakfast, it is my most productive to apply myself to problems that require thinking/analysis - e.g. usually my work - but sometimes the more involved threads here at CiC

I keep up with news by having that on TV while eating; e.g. light breakfast, or light lunch. A big meal will 'knacker' my ability to think!

I lost faith that what's printed in (UK) newspapers (as being accurate news) many decades ago.
Whenever I read any topic I knew anything about personally, it was always either factually wrong, biassed, or misleading - and sometimes all three!

Apologies for going off topic, Dave

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[bnnrcn]

Very nice image Tejal