Jelly fish

[Tejal]

This picture was taken two months back during my visit to a beach. Jellyfish is not so common here in our area. May be for the 1st time I found it.

I wanted to convert it in B&W but somehow, I was not happy with the result so, I kept it in color only.

For my this shot, please share your view for making it better - processing wise.

Regards,

Tejal

IMG_4784 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

[Shadowman]

The image could work as a black and white but the contrasting colors are too good to eliminate from the composition. I like the patterns created by the surf and perhaps the left section could be cropped for an interesting black and white. The right hand lower corner has very good reflected light and that also would make for interesting experimentation.

[Tejal]

The image could work as a black and white but the contrasting colors are too good to eliminate from the composition. I like the patterns created by the surf and perhaps the left section could be cropped for an interesting black and white. The right hand lower corner has very good reflected light and that also would make for interesting experimentation.

Thanks John for your input. Left section to eliminate, does it mean to keep square crop ? I will try ...

[Shadowman]

Thanks John for your input. Left section to eliminate, does it mean to keep square crop ? I will try ...

Hi Tejal,

I mean the left section could be a separate composition, just the waves and patterns. I think each sector has an interesting pattern formed by the sand and water.

[Tejal]

Oh. OK.....that way. !!!

I have some shots, which I will share tomorrow. I think you will like those.

Hi Tejal,

I mean the left section could be a separate composition, just the waves and patterns. I think each sector has an interesting pattern formed by the sand and water.

[JohnRostron]

I find the patterns on the sand quite fascinating. Even without the Jellyfish! If I saw this Jellyfish off the UK I would say it was a Compass Jellyfish Chrysaora.

John.

[IzzieK]

I agree with John's comments here, Tejal...

[Tejal]

I find the patterns on the sand quite fascinating. Even without the Jellyfish! If I saw this Jellyfish off the UK I would say it was a Compass Jellyfish Chrysaora.

John.

Thnx John for your input .

[Tejal]

I find the patterns on the sand quite fascinating. Even without the Jellyfish! If I saw this Jellyfish off the UK I would say it was a Compass Jellyfish Chrysaora.

John.

Thnx John for your input .

[Tejal]

I agree with John's comments here, Tejal...

thanks Izzie . I have some shots and will share those very shortly.