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GLEM (3004) 2006-12-13 5:55

bonjour DURBA,
j'aime beaucoup ce que vous avez essayé de faire passer, la solitude devant tant d'immensité.
Bonne utilisation du n&b.
Techniquement je procéderai à un recadrage en plaçant l'enfant plus à gauche, et en choisissant soit plus de mer, soit plus de bordure sur laquelle il se trouve.

tfs

stego (24132) 2007-01-14 15:02

Hi Durba,
I think this one is my favourite of your portfolio. Please don't ask me for the exact reasons, because I won't be able to explain. I feel it very moody and I don't think that's only caused by the fascination that India in general and Bombay in particular has on me.

I have been there only once only for a day, because my wife wanted to go away ASAP, soon after she saw all the poverty on the way from the airport to the hotel, which, by coincidence, was only 50 meters away from Marine Drive. I understood her, as getting to such a city after a night spent in an airplane (18 hours of travel between car, plane and airport waitings) isn't an easy experience for anyone, even less for someone that had never left Europe. Actually she ended up liking the city.

I find your portfolio interesting, but quite frankly, many of your photos seem to be much harmed by the scan. Not this one, which is very good technically. Maybe some will find it a bit too grey, but for me that's part of its charm, another one being the clever pov.

TFS, Regards, José