This is an experimental photograph since I always wanted to do a HDR portrait. I decided to go with this photograph because of good amount of light present in it. NB I did not use exposure bracketing but processed it using a single image.
Honest criticism/appreciation will help me to improve.
Honest criticism/appreciation will help me to improve.
Wow.. :) Love the worn out look of the drums.. and I feel really bad looking at this pic.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pzes.
ReplyDeleteHe is a shoecollector who sits outside a temple and entertains people by playing drums. He struggles hard, plays uninterruptedly in the scorching heat and earns around 50 Rs. per day. This is a sad and poor face of India that has been neglected.
Your clicks are great. they have a unique emotion and a message to convey. love them all.
ReplyDeletelove the expression captured!
ReplyDeletehonestly not a fan of HDR .... but i love the texture on the dhol
ReplyDeletegood capture!!
ReplyDeletenice details there. I would like to see this processed in b&w and less of HDR. Am not too much of HDR person.
ReplyDeleteWonderful capture!!!
ReplyDeleteThe subject looks fine, but the outline of persons behind is not looking natural. I am not an HDR expert, but as Mayank mentioned, is it because of too much of HDR
ReplyDeletenice one..poignant i would say ..keep clicking :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful
ReplyDeleteI don't know abc of photography (the light etc..) but all I can say is the image is very powerful. Just wondering what the drummer would be thinking?
ReplyDeleteLove it :)
ReplyDeletenice composition but the HDR is over done... I think its because you use the same pic. If I do a HDR, i take two pics with diff shutter speed and then merge is photoshop in good ratios. Rishi
ReplyDeletewonderful capture
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