Leave Ur Sad Past BEHIND, a photo from West Bengal, East

Photographer's Note

Never let your sad past to drive you forward..leave it at where it has given you pain...always see forward and enjoy life as it comes..beacuase life is short and enjoy each and every moment of it...

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Rozalinde (63) 2009-10-28 12:01 [Comment]

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sayeed_rahman (6461) 2009-10-28 12:07

Reflective...moody..intense..interesting juxtaposition of the lone girl against the burst of colours and lines..i particularly like the period of darkness after the after girl..a brief moment..to puntuate the scene..and then the burst of light..another approaching more assured and fothcoming..

Well composed my friend

tc
sayeed

KateinDenmark (1634) 2009-10-28 12:20

This is an excellent composition. The colors are superb,the long, deep image to the left is a wonderful contrast to the boy and the wall on the right. His look is perfect.

Well done
Sincerely,
Kate

JT50 (1491) 2009-10-28 12:21

Hi Arijit,
Great vertical composition. The boy looks kind of sad or scared. Creates a kind of sad atmosphere. But then photography is all about feelings and vision.And you have managed to project it. Good POV and depth. Great
colours. Like your note.
Regards.
Janak

partha_de (87) 2009-10-28 12:36

Hi Arijit,

Nice and thoughtful composition with warm colors supported by good caption and note. The boy and his expression carried the perfect mood of the image. Beautifully framed ! Thanks for sharing.

Best Regards,
Partha

atljax (189) 2009-10-28 13:03

Arijit,

This is a really fantastic photo! You captured the boy's emotion really well. Interesting background as well. Nicely done!

Best regards from sunny Florida,
Mark

Morac (27725) 2009-10-28 13:11

Hi Arijit,
This is an excellent composition.
The colors are superb : His look is perfect.
Rgards
Marc

holmertz (101890) 2009-10-28 13:52

Hello Arijit,
A fine and well composed picture with a nicely chosen vertical format. The colours are perfect and the light is excellently handled.
However, you have made a mistake. I am pretty certain that this is the famous bridge in Paro, Bhutan, and certainly not anywhere in Kolkata. When you upload a picture and are required to click for country, state, city, you should indicate where the picture was taken, not where you live.
Kind regards,
Gert

YukonMarty (39) 2009-10-28 18:44

Nice photo. The boy's look leaves one wondering what he is thinking...what he is feeling. Interesting background also.

Martin

Wanda1 (15142) 2009-10-28 22:11

Hi Arijit,
Nice with the two people at different depths in the shot and one sitting and one walking. Great with the patterns of the bridge and the light filtering through. I like your colour treatment too and this long vertical format.
Regards
Wanda

quillo (11858) 2009-10-29 13:33

♥

Hola Arijit ------>

The POV is excellent ....
the light and the very well managed colors ......
is a magnificent work.

Congratulations.

Saludos.

♥

arnabchat (7233) 2009-10-30 0:56

amazing tones, and a fantastic composition. a powerful image, to be precise.
greetings from Trieste,
Arnab

Cricri (176) 2009-11-05 10:30

Hi Arijit
Trиs belle couleurs dans cette image super bien composer, j'aime la position et le regard de l'enfant, belle perspective et dйtails
Une note trиs bien йcrite
Friendship
cricri

Angshu (56760) 2009-12-22 19:57

Hello Arijit
I don't know where you took this shot in Kolkata, but this is fantastic. The deep perspective, the door which creates two worlds and the melancholic mood of the girl in the FG has come out very well. The crop has been very well done. Good work!
Regards
Angshu

albertz (2468) 2010-01-30 10:33

This is an excellent composition Arjit, it's all about expression and emotion capturing the personality of the two people. Thumbs up to the patterns, colors and texture.

koustav (58) 2010-02-08 7:38

Hi Arijit,

You are great & the snap is an example for that…
Composition is too good

-Koustav

jonybakery (172) 2011-12-09 6:18