Ganesh Idol making - C & C are welcome !!

[Tejal]

There are so much beauty in your culture...I particularly like #3 and #4. -- #3 because of the colourful way you have presented this one and despite the lack of light you were able to expose this image very well. #4 the size of the hand of the sculptor as against the image he is creating is an excellent composition here...

Thanks Izzie !!

That hand in hand shot, is my favorite too .

[rpcrowe]

Regarding #1... I like this shot very much but might think of using a very subtle vignette to bring more attention to the artist but, not taking much attention away from his creations...

[Tejal]

Thanks Richard for your valuable suggestion. I will revised it.

Regarding #1... I like this shot very much but might think of using a very subtle vignette to bring more attention to the artist but, not taking much attention away from his creations...

[Max von MeiselMaus]

These are all great and a fascinating insight into the process.

In terms of which to be used, I would also lose the last one, if you had to, as it doesn't say as much about the process of creation as the others. For the remainders, I would alter their order to tell the story of the process.

#1 A long shot of the chap painting the idol. Shows the enviroment and the artist and sets the scene.
#3 A close up of the same process, to be able to see how it is done.
#5 A long shot of another process (presumably) of sculpting a large idol. Again, gives information about the environment and the artist.
#4 Close up of same process
#2 could go in here, as a sort of calm finale. That is satisfied stance there and might give a sense of "job done". It also shows some of the detail of a finished work, like the ones we saw in progress in the previous, two images.

I enjoyed looking at those. Thanks for sharing them.

[Tejal]

These are all great and a fascinating insight into the process.

In terms of which to be used, I would also lose the last one, if you had to, as it doesn't say as much about the process of creation as the others. For the remainders, I would alter their order to tell the story of the process.

#1 A long shot of the chap painting the idol. Shows the enviroment and the artist and sets the scene.
#3 A close up of the same process, to be able to see how it is done.
#5 A long shot of another process (presumably) of sculpting a large idol. Again, gives information about the environment and the artist.
#4 Close up of same process
#2 could go in here, as a sort of calm finale. That is satisfied stance there and might give a sense of "job done". It also shows some of the detail of a finished work, like the ones we saw in progress in the previous, two images.

I enjoyed looking at those. Thanks for sharing them.

Thnx Max .

[NorthernFocus]

Really a nice set. Nice selections for which you used color vs B/W. The fourth shot with the two hands is my fave. Nicely done.

[Tejal]

Really a nice set. Nice selections for which you used color vs B/W. The fourth shot with the two hands is my fave. Nicely done.

thanks Dan .