Along the irregular side

Posted by Srinivas Koduri (Wheeling, IL, United States) on 12 October 2006 in Plant & Nature.

It does'nt matter which side of the neighbourhood we grow. It only matters if we do anything fruitful.

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Comments (12)

Rodion Kovenkin from Mogilev, Belarus

Very good one. I like how it is toned.
Good job!

12 Oct 2006 5:11am

Prashanth Manikyarajaiah from Bangalore, India

Nice one...
Just a thought -- how abt leaves with original color and this background ??

12 Oct 2006 6:32am

Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium

man - everytime I go to comment i start to write something and see you wrote something similar. I think we are on the same wave :)

nice textures in the wall and plant... many different paths to travel!

12 Oct 2006 8:52am

Michael Zhang from New York City, United States

Truly an emotive shot. Great use of coloring.

12 Oct 2006 8:55am

Ardeshir from Tehran, Iran

it really does!

12 Oct 2006 9:10am

Craig Persel from Montreal, Canada

Nice. :-)

12 Oct 2006 10:01am

Ryan Yam from Quezon City, Philippines

I like the texture of the picture and the tone you applied. Good job on selecting a beautiful quote to accompany a beautiful photo.

12 Oct 2006 11:33am

Suby from Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

Good job, I think you may have meant to write ".......something" fruitful. :)

Suby

12 Oct 2006 12:39pm

Shuva Brata Deb from Hyderabad, India

I think the bg got more attention then the object in this picture. Its not standing out.

12 Oct 2006 2:52pm

@Shuva Brata Deb: I agree with you shuva 100%, I posted it half hearted. i always had a feeling there is somethin missin in this.

Addey from London, United Kingdom

cool.

12 Oct 2006 3:36pm

ratna from India

Explain how to took this shot. Is this thing stuck in the paint on the wall? Am I right?

13 Oct 2006 12:58am

Kelvin Chan from New York City, United States

the contrast on the wall is too attention grabbing, while the flower is too dark. you can select the flower and fiddle with the levels, and then inverse the selection and tone down the contrast of the wall.

great tones btw.

13 Oct 2006 1:50am

@Kelvin Chan: Kelvin, i think i already fiddled on this one enough to get the tones, instead of fiddling more i wud rather go out shoot that another masterpiece.:)

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