Two pictures from Was in Laos

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Monk studying,

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casual portrait of 2 monks after English lesson

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wow you sure get to see some interesting things!! Do they never mind I guess, that you are taking their picture? Everyone I know hates it!

Anyway the first one I like but looking at the whole thing I didnt even notice the studying monk. I think if there was a little less of the white bottom he would stand out more.
And I LOVE the colors in the second one. The one on the right looks so young.
 
I think that technically the first one is a good shot with details in both shadows and highlights. As for the subject I prefer the second one. I think the colours are great and not too saturated and I like the expressions on the monks' faces. Ideally, I would like to see the complete foot of the monk on the left and I would staighten the picture (the palm tree in the background and the wall behind the monks are clearly leaning to the left).
 
Thank you for the comments.

I prefer to take pictures of people who know I am taking pictures and it is best if we have been talking for a while so that they trust me some. I had actually been talking to these novice monks for about an hour and had been working with them on their English workbooks and told them I wanted picture to remembe them. They were pretty relaxed about it.

Re: tilted picture. Yes I am embarassed I missed that. I redid the picture and had to add some foliage and concrete. Sorry feet are must not in my PS repertoire and I missed his toes in the actial shot.

Having some problem with sharpening halos on this shot and this the the best I could get.
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#2 is my fav. The monk on the #1 seems like he could do something else, other than studying, too. ;-)
 

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