This one is aptly titled 'Chakra.Varthy" suggested by my friend 'Anirban'.
Phototip: Capturing motion through camera is one of the photography elements which are not noted by human eye. This is one of the few rare things that camera can do better than eyes. Use shutter speed < 1/20 to capture motion. Ofcourse the tough part is always to keep few elements like the seller in this photograph in sharp focus. It wasn't so difficult here, since the wheel was moving at very high speed.
Processing: Sel contrast, levels, curves. Used red channel to convert to B&W.
Phototip: Capturing motion through camera is one of the photography elements which are not noted by human eye. This is one of the few rare things that camera can do better than eyes. Use shutter speed < 1/20 to capture motion. Ofcourse the tough part is always to keep few elements like the seller in this photograph in sharp focus. It wasn't so difficult here, since the wheel was moving at very high speed.
Processing: Sel contrast, levels, curves. Used red channel to convert to B&W.
18 comments:
fantastic work! I love the composition and especially the look on the guy's face. Also has HDR feel to this one4
Funny you say the HDR feel. Why so? I got similar feedback from someone
else. I have never done HDR in my life. But am glad you like the
composition.
The face is very clear even through a rapidly moving wheel. It is an unusual angle. Ignorant about photography tricks as I am, I can appreciate only the subject of the photograph. :)
forget the tricks and technique. Its all no good if the subject is not interesting enough. So well what you like is what matters! thanks
SUPERB WORK!!
thanks friend.
man!!! excellent and a unique perspective!
Daniel, thank you very much. Am pleased! :-)
There is so much color in this photo despite it being a b/w pic. Super pic!
There is so much color in this photo despite it being b/w. Super work!
thank you Richa. Its amazing how everyone sees different things in the same photograph. And welcome to my blog. Hope you liked what you saw here. :) Look forward to hearing your comments.
yesss...indeed a very lively snap by you.....and ur fiend is very correct while suggesting the title for it.....its so meaningful....
Irfan, thank you my friend. Welcome to my blog and good to know you liked
the photograph. Look forward to your feedback in future too.
The look of concentration and the motion of the machinery is so well caught, making this a stand out image.
Tweeted it here: @andrewgphotos
Andrew - thank you! I like this for reasons you have noted.
Andrew - thanks mate. I liked this myself for reasons you have so well noted.
Intensely dramatic...nice frame buddy..Cheers !
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