A Tibetan In India

[Frequency]

For your Evaluations please.....

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[Dani41780]

I like it. Looks like you took it in harsh sunlight and there is no blown spots on his face. nice work.

 

[Robin Usagani]

too tight and vertical is better. Not digging the drop shadow framing also.

 

[Frequency]

I like it. Looks like you took it in harsh sunlight and there is no blown spots on his face. nice work.

Thank you; he was enjoying the morning sunlight

 

[Frequency]

too tight and vertical is better. Not digging the drop shadow framing also.

Thank you; this framing is my weakness
Let me check whether i had him vertically in frame too

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[The_Traveler]

IMO, this is the kind of picture that might be considered for BW.and including all the background and the entire hat only pulls attention from his face.

 

[Trever1t]

I love seeing your shots from India. The shadow on his face makes me want to agree that B&W is a viable option.

 

[Frequency]

IMO, this is the kind of picture that might be considered for BW.and including all the background and the entire hat only pulls attention from his face.

That is good idea...
Posting B&W and Sepia; but not trimming the hat... because i am not sure about its effect

 

[Frequency]

2. B&W

3. Sepia

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[Frequency]

I love seeing your shots from India. The shadow on his face makes me want to agree that B&W is a viable option.

Thank you Trever; i have posted them now

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