Potter on job - C&C are most welcome !!

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Originally Posted by Dave A

That first image is outstanding, well done.

Dave

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thank you Dave :).

That's nice work Tejal. I don't have a preference for the versions. Each is satisfying to me in it's own way.

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Originally Posted by John 2

That's nice work Tejal. I don't have a preference for the versions. Each is satisfying to me in it's own way.

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Thanks. :)

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Originally Posted by IzzieK

I cannot believe there is so much possibilities on cropping presentation in just one shot. All of them are good too.

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I have found that many of Tejal's images are filled with endless opportunities... Tejal! Keep up the good work, and by all means, keep posting.

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Originally Posted by Polar01

Both Richard and Manfred seem to prefer a more cropped version centering on the pot and hands. Myself I like the arms and hands coming in from the side reaching into the middle of the frame where end wrapped around the turning pot. That wheel to me is also important as the lines and colours work to bring it all together whereas the cropped images are lacking because it is no longer there.
So a different vision of the same image.

Cheers: Allan

http://i65.tinypic.com/znx16u.jpg

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This is a wonderful image. Good work Tejal and Allan! :)

Cheers.
Philip

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Originally Posted by rpcrowe

I have found that many of Tejal's images are filled with endless opportunities... Tejal! Keep up the good work, and by all means, keep posting.

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:).... :).. your comments always bring smile on my face :). Thanks Richard and yes i will...

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Originally Posted by MrB

This is a wonderful image. Good work Tejal and Allan! :)

Cheers.
Philip

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Thanks Philip :)

Wonderful images Tejal. #1 is my favourite, I wouldn't change it in any way. As I have said before I think you have beautiful lighting on the potters hands

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Originally Posted by gregj1763

Wonderful images Tejal. #1 is my favourite, I wouldn't change it in any way. As I have said before I think you have beautiful lighting on the potters hands

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Thanks Greg :).

I would merely add my complimentary comments to those already posted above. Excellent photography.

Of the three images posted, I think those in colour do work better. In the B & W, the tones of the man's hands, the pot and the background are too similar. Whereas because they are different colours, his hands and the pot are much more prominent in the colour images.

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Originally Posted by Donald

I would merely add my complimentary comments to those already posted above. Excellent photography.

Of the three images posted, I think those in colour do work better. In the B & W, the tones of the man's hands, the pot and the background are too similar. Whereas because they are different colours, his hands and the pot are much more prominent in the colour images.

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Thanks a lot for your kind words :). Yes, as you said, in B&W it is blending with each other.

Hi Tejal,I'm away from home and my time on the internet is limited. So, in addition to my first comment .I just want to say that I like Richard's crop:)

Tejal....the first image is my favorite......impressive !!!!!!!

Griddi........

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Originally Posted by bnnrcn

Hi Tejal,I'm away from home and my time on the internet is limited. So, in addition to my first comment .I just want to say that I like Richard's crop:)

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Yes, it is :). I will revise accordingly. Thanks :).

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Originally Posted by just me

Tejal....the first image is my favorite......impressive !!!!!!!

Griddi........

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Thanks Griddi !! :)