Primary colors (Red, blue & Yellow) - C&C are welcome

[Tejal]

Dear All,

Here with I am sharing two more pics, which I had clicked during my Bhutan tour. For the assignment of Nat Geo for primary colors, I found these two suitable for the these. Please share your view for the same.

IMG_0684 as Smart Object-1 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

IMG_1139 as Smart Object-1 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr


Other than these two, I have one more shot, which I have already shared with you but I found suitable for the theme. Please share your view for this too.

Preparation for Makarshankranti by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

Regards,

Tejal

[Manfred M]

Of the three shots, I like the middle one best. It has the vibrant colours and is clearly Bhutanese.

The first one is my least favourite as it is quite unbalanced, with the monk way over to the right hand side of the image, and other than the robes he is wearing it really does not hit the "primary colours" theme.

The last one certainly has primary colours, but is not as focused as I would like. I keep flitting back and forth between the two subjects, not really dwelling on either one.

[Tejal]

Of the three shots, I like the middle one best. It has the vibrant colours and is clearly Bhutanese.

The first one is my least favourite as it is quite unbalanced, with the monk way over to the right hand side of the image, and other than the robes he is wearing it really does not hit the "primary colours" theme.

The last one certainly has primary colours, but is not as focused as I would like. I keep flitting back and forth between the two subjects, not really dwelling on either one.

Thanks Manfred.... you endorsed my thoughts . How about this ?? --

IMG_3616 as Smart Object-1 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

[Manfred M]

Thanks Manfred.... you endorsed my thoughts . How about this ?? --

This one I like very much. The red, the flowers and the hand are all quite powerful.

As a personal thought, the shoes at the entrance to the temple are a very familiar sight. I was always happy after visiting a temple that mine were still where I had left them!

[Tejal]

This one I like very much. The red, the flowers and the hand are all quite powerful.

As a personal thought, the shoes at the entrance to the temple are a very familiar sight. I was always happy after visiting a temple that mine were still where I had left them!

thanks Manfred.... And your last statement has brought a big smile on my face, as generally we all get that feeling .

[Shadowman]

I think you are finding your theme with the people walking through doorways/corridors, your timing is excellent. The first shot could work with the patterns alone; the monk just adds to the effect. Wonder what those guys are looking at in the third? Nice captures.

[Tejal]

I think you are finding your theme with the people walking through doorways/corridors, your timing is excellent. The first shot could work with the patterns alone; the monk just adds to the effect. Wonder what those guys are looking at in the third? Nice captures.

he he he....yes. I have many shots . I will share those too in coming days. In 3rd pic, actually there were many other people siting in line there doing same activity, so those both guys were noticing something.

[tanys18]

I like the second picture the most; such a well balanced composition and you have fulfilled the brief without overstating the colours.

[Tejal]

I like the second picture the most; such a well balanced composition and you have fulfilled the brief without overstating the colours.

Thank you.

[bnnrcn]

#2 for me

[Tejal]

#2 for me

Thanks.

[rpcrowe]

I like them all but, I also prefer #2 as my favorite...

[Tejal]

I like them all but, I also prefer #2 as my favorite...

Thanks Richard for your input.