Ganesh Festival - Street category - C&C are welcome.

[Tejal]

Dear All,

Herewith I am sharing some of my pictures, I have taken in motion blur. Kindly share your C&C for the same.

Regards,

Tejal

IMG_8619 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

IMG_8628 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

Untitled-1 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

[rpcrowe]

Very neat concept. I like#2 the best because (IMO) the child and the statues are best seen in that image.

However, I think that it takes a photographer to enjoy these pictures. I showed hem to my wife who said, "Couldn't they have been shot without the bikes in the way" She missed the whole concept Just like when selective focus is used, she will often comment, "Couldn't the whole picture be in focus"

[Tejal]

Very neat concept. I like#2 the best because (IMO) the child and the statues are best seen in that image.

However, I think that it takes a photographer to enjoy these pictures. I showed hem to my wife who said, "Couldn't they have been shot without the bikes in the way" She missed the whole concept Just like when selective focus is used, she will often comment, "Couldn't the whole picture be in focus"

.... My mother also commented something similar that I didnt click it properly .

Thanks for your feedback (for liking #2)

[Minerva]

No. #2 for me too Tejal. Nice concept.

[Mike Buckley]

The timing of the second one is unbelievably good. Consider reducing saturation, brightness and/or contrast just a small amount on everything except the two people on the left and the statues immediately behind them to increase the attention on that part of the scene.

[Tejal]

No. #2 for me too Tejal. Nice concept.

Thank you !!

[Tejal]

The timing of the second one is unbelievably good. Consider reducing saturation, brightness and/or contrast just a small amount on everything except the two people on the left and the statues immediately behind them to increase the attention on that part of the scene.

That you very much for your valuable suggestion. ☺

[Craigie]

Number 2 is my favourite, though they are all excellent pictures.

[Shadowman]

Nice series, you timed your captures perfectly; especially the last one with Ganesh' arms.

[Tejal]

Number 2 is my favourite, though they are all excellent pictures.

Thank you

[Tejal]

Nice series, you timed your captures perfectly; especially the last one with Ganesh' arms.

Thank you John. But the last one has little camera shake. 😟😐😷