Photo taken at morachi chincholi... This entry was difficult to decide because there are so many photos for this entry and I don't know why I entered this one.
Editing:
resize, crop, some saturation and some contrast.
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What a splendid image. I am so pleased to have the chance to look at it and enjoy it once more.
You had many comments and they told you want might be 'improved' with this image. You also have comments telling you what a fine image it is.
Sure, a larger size would have been helpful, and you will probably figure out how to achieve the appropriate size for DPC entries soon. There is a tutorial here on the site that may help.
Your sunrise/sunset shot is so appealing. The perfectly captured grains spilling out of the dish, the silhouette treatment, all are powerful and emotive. I have visited your wonderful country and know how exciting and colorful the sun at the horizon can be. You treated it carefully and carried it off nicely.
I look forward to seeing more entries from you. When I peeked at your portfolio I noticed you also enjoy bright color photography. Maybe we will see some of those soon as well.
I'm sure this scene gave you a good memory. It's a nice photo as well, but I think you would've gotten more of her silhouette in the photo had you shot it from a frog perspective. Maybe you didn't had the chance to do so, but she gets cut off by the background now. You captured the seeds or what it is very well!
Great image, except for one major problem. Excessive JPEG compression is taking away a lot of the fine detail and clarity of this photo. Your file size of only 45k indicates a highly compressed image and that is what is robbing most of the detail and sharpness from this image. I can see lots of compression artifacts around the high contrast edges. Check your compression settings when you save your file. Always adjust JPEG compression so that your file size is as large as possible, but within the challenge limit.
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