Yogasana - C&C are most welcome !!

[Tejal]

Here in this pic I have capture a pose of yogasana. Kindly share your C&C for the same.

Regards,

Tejal

IMG_2585 as Smart Object-1 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

[Dave Humphries]

Good composition, but possibly the black and white points need setting to improve the contrast?

I might also be tempted, if it were mine, to clone over those 6 staples on the right.

[Shadowman]

Nice capture, a very unique portrait. Agree about the b/w points.

[Geoff F]

Dave has already stated exactly what I was thinking.

[NorthernFocus]

Nicely composed. I agree with prior comments on the technical aspects. My only other comment is OUCH

[IzzieK]

YOu know, I would try to lower down the shinyness of the sweat under her nose...she is a beautiful lady and this one is nicely exposed. Nice shot.

[Tejal]

Good composition, but possibly the black and white points need setting to improve the contrast?

I might also be tempted, if it were mine, to clone over those 6 staples on the right.

Thanks Dave for your comment. Those stapples , yes I can remove the.

Sorry for late reply. I m down with vital fever.

[Tejal]

Nice capture, a very unique portrait. Agree about the b/w points.

Thanks John, contrast, yes I will check it again.

[Tejal]

Dave has already stated exactly what I was thinking.

Thanks for your comment.

[Tejal]

Nicely composed. I agree with prior comments on the technical aspects. My only other comment is OUCH

Thanks for your comment.

[Tejal]

YOu know, I would try to lower down the shinyness of the sweat under her nose...she is a beautiful lady and this one is nicely exposed. Nice shot.

Thanks Izzie for your comment. She was so flexible , I was so much surprised to her doing yogasana. I do yogasana every day but I can't do any which all she did. :P

[Urbanflyer]

Such an interesting portrait. I might be tempted to crop to the table edge on the left so that the pointed toe had the illusion of a little more space.

Nicely done!

[Manfred M]

Tejal - any classically trained B&W photographer (film and wet darkroom) will tell that a B&W image must contain the full tonal range from pure black to pure white. When you are dealing with just 256 shades from white to black, you need to include all of them to get a well exposed image.

[bnnrcn]

Nice image Tejal

[Tejal]

Such an interesting portrait. I might be tempted to crop to the table edge on the left so that the pointed toe had the illusion of a little more space.

Nicely done!

Thanks Judith for your valuable suggestion .

[Tejal]

Tejal - any classically trained B&W photographer (film and wet darkroom) will tell that a B&W image must contain the full tonal range from pure black to pure white. When you are dealing with just 256 shades from white to black, you need to include all of them to get a well exposed image.

Thanks Manfred for your comment. B&W image processing looks easy but it is the most difficult than to process a color picture. I will try my best to improve myself.

[Tejal]

Nice image Tejal

Thanks Binnur .