Nature Reveals....

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...Her Mystic Truths Only to those Who care to know Her in Solitude

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[kap55]

Hi Nandakumar. I like the image - especially the color of the sky vs the ocean - but I find the tree on the right a little out of place. Perhaps if more of it were visible it wouldn't look quite so distracting. (Just to be clear - I would prefer to see more of the tree than having it removed completely).

Brian

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Brian, than k you very much; i fully agree with you

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I checked the album for another one; but i have one with the coco-tree included more within the frame, but sadly that does not include the person which i very much want there to make a story

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[mknittle]

Very nice Image Nandakumar, Perfect title too.

[mknittle]

A closer look reminds me of this guy

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A closer look reminds me of this guy

A perfect match Mark; thank you very much

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Nature was there, before man came, Nature will be there, even when man is gone for ever....

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as a sequential image i post it here....

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Any more comments please?

[NorthernFocus]

A great concept Nandakumar. IMO the image would be stronger if you had followed the rule of thirds and placed the person a bit higher in the frame. Perhaps cropping the existing image into a pano format by removing from the top would accomplish the same effect. Perhaps placing the horizon on the top 1/3 line. As it is, it takes too long for the eye to find the person. But for your title I may not have seen the person at all. But the title led me to believe there was more to the image than appeared at first glance. It really was a great catch to see the opportunity. Nice job.

[Loose Canon]

Hi Nandakumar!

Hope everything is going your way man!

I totally agree with the title. One will never know unless one can master Still.

Buddy? The first image rocks. But I’m again curious if you have pushed the sky hard.

Nandakumar? You have let the second image out the door way too soon. The concept is great, but there are way too many post production mistakes man. I see hard brush clicks, mis-aligned masking, and the sky is pushed way over the top.

Hey man? I hate to say but better coming from a Friend, Brother. You have a lot of talent, a great eye, and a Love of Life that I feel all the way over here in Missouri, USA! I admire that and I wish there were more like you on The Planet.

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A great concept Nandakumar. IMO the image would be stronger if you had followed the rule of thirds and placed the person a bit higher in the frame. Perhaps cropping the existing image into a pano format by removing from the top would accomplish the same effect. Perhaps placing the horizon on the top 1/3 line. As it is, it takes too long for the eye to find the person. But for your title I may not have seen the person at all. But the title led me to believe there was more to the image than appeared at first glance. It really was a great catch to see the opportunity. Nice job.

Thank you very much Dan for your very worthy notes; i appreciate them. Actually i tried a pano, but since he is too much to the corner, the image lost its power. Otherwise that would have worked i feel.

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[Wavelength]

Hi Nandakumar!

Hope everything is going your way man!

I totally agree with the title. One will never know unless one can master Still.

Buddy? The first image rocks. But I’m again curious if you have pushed the sky hard.

Nandakumar? You have let the second image out the door way too soon. The concept is great, but there are way too many post production mistakes man. I see hard brush clicks, mis-aligned masking, and the sky is pushed way over the top.

Hey man? I hate to say but better coming from a Friend, Brother. You have a lot of talent, a great eye, and a Love of Life that I feel all the way over here in Missouri, USA! I admire that and I wish there were more like you on The Planet.

Terry; thank you very much indeed. I stand obliged for your kind words. I must take more care regarding editing, seriously. You may please continue to be openhearted while commenting; thank you so much
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[NorthernFocus]

Thank you very much Dan for your very worthy notes; i appreciate them. Actually i tried a pano, but since he is too much to the corner, the image lost its power. Otherwise that would have worked i feel.

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It's these challenges that make (and keep) photography so interesting

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