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Very beautiful indeed, love the third one the most. Welcome to DPS!
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Welcome to DPS Prasan! What a great set of Photos to start off with. I love the 2nd and 3rd ones, those are some unique shoes with all those bells, I'm assuming they are dancers of course. That's a beautiful Sunset or sunrise, I'm not sure. You moon shot is also very well done.
Thanks for sharing these Michael.
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Welcome Prasan and thanks for sharing your shots with us. I too love the colours in the third shot.
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So glad you've joined us here! These are all wonderful, but I especially love the second one. The way you've composed it is so very effective -- all those marvelous colors and great shoes. Can you tell us a little about it?
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The second shot was taken in India, Rajasthan. During the celebration in my village traditional dancer were called & I like the small bells around the legs & and it was good shot.
Sunset was taken in India, Pune . I always like the cloud formations. The sunrays getting filter through the cloud were at its best. Please comment on the photos both what you liked & what you dont..... |
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