My thoughts through my photography and sometimes simply thoughts. Why should there be definitions everywhere? I just let my life to be indefinite…at least in my mind… :)
Hey Nandini, both of these images are great. So vivid and rich in detail. I like the first one a little more. Mostly because of it being framed with more of the fence. Both the fence, background and leaf are interesting. Bravo.
As soon as I saw the first image, I loved it. Great capture.
(the second image is a great capture of the leaf details too, but it make me feel a wee bit dizzy looking at the fence wire at that angle. But that’s just me….. who gets a bit of vertigo easily)
For me it is not a matter of better, but a matter of my own taste preferences in the seconds that I take a look. I like the first. I am missing the Tree Place and the dream of it is behind the leaf.
I like the first one. I will tell you why: I like the splash of blue that intersects the leaf and makes it look like the tip of the leaf has a bit of blue paint on it/1
A beautiful study! I like the second one a little more than the first. It grabbed my attention and held on to it… the detail on the leaf is more visible. The angle of the fence is a little disconcerting, but you can always crop out more of the fence. As for which image is better… I have no idea. IMHO, they’re both great captures!
For me the second one, dear Nandini. This is wonderful photograph… you are amazing that you noticed it and took its pictures… I love your eye of camera…Thank you, with my love, nia
both are beautiful, Nandini! if i have to choose, though, i prefer the lines in the first.
good obersvation with this. your camera has a good eye, LOL.
thanks for sharing.
I have been away for a while, but in the back of my head, you and your beautiful world as you portray it (the words of the songs you translated made a deep impact) always linger in the back of my head. Thank you for that.
Perfect love
we all come across that phase of getting stuck at one point or other
I prefer the second one , as it has more prominence on the subject and the background is little less distracting !
I like the top one with more of a background. The background represents to me part of the leaf’s journey and trials. I really liked this photo. Inspires lots of thoughts.
Both are good but I prefer the first image. And yes, I said ‘Ahh’ the moment I saw image. Very nice observation, well captured. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you liked them, thank you for your feedback on this one.
Hey Nandini, both of these images are great. So vivid and rich in detail. I like the first one a little more. Mostly because of it being framed with more of the fence. Both the fence, background and leaf are interesting. Bravo.
Thank you so much, Walter, for your great comment.
I like the light and the angle in the first one better. Good shots, of course.
Thank you so much, Ian.
Like the first one too
…glad you do
Thank you, FLUFFYphoton.
#1
Me too, thank you!
As soon as I saw the first image, I loved it. Great capture.
(the second image is a great capture of the leaf details too, but it make me feel a wee bit dizzy looking at the fence wire at that angle. But that’s just me….. who gets a bit of vertigo easily)
Thank you, Victoria.
Yes, the second image does have that kinda feel to it, as if you are sliding down and down.
I absolutele love that first one. The textures of both the leaf and the rusty fence really pop. Great shot, Nandina.
Thank you, Bob.
You too know this right? that I love hearing from you!
I love hearing from you,too. I’ll try to do it more often.
So glad to know that, really!
Sorry that I’m not able to do the same. Thanks, Bob.
For me it is not a matter of better, but a matter of my own taste preferences in the seconds that I take a look. I like the first. I am missing the Tree Place and the dream of it is behind the leaf.
Thank you, Elisa for your wonderful words.
Sometimes all it takes is one look and the photo is already taken.
I like the first one. I will tell you why: I like the splash of blue that intersects the leaf and makes it look like the tip of the leaf has a bit of blue paint on it/1
Oh that is a very nice observation Kate, thank you for that!
Loved your comment!
Great picture.
Thanks, Arindam.
I feel for the little leaf cause you captured it so perfectly.
Oh that is very sweet!
Thank you so much, Rutheh!
Hmmmm, I like them both!!
Both are nice, but I prefer the second one, no idea why, just a feeling..
Feeling is good! Thank you so much, (D)OCULAR!
First one for me too…..who knows why? Good shots!
Sometimes reasons need to be kept aside…
Thank you so much for your lovely comment.
A beautiful study! I like the second one a little more than the first. It grabbed my attention and held on to it… the detail on the leaf is more visible. The angle of the fence is a little disconcerting, but you can always crop out more of the fence. As for which image is better… I have no idea. IMHO, they’re both great captures!
Oh it’s great you liked them both.
But this is a great comment, Theresa, thank you!
The first image
Me too, thank you!
For me the second one, dear Nandini. This is wonderful photograph… you are amazing that you noticed it and took its pictures… I love your eye of camera…Thank you, with my love, nia
Hehe yeah it was the only one stuck there, so it just called out to me.
Thank you, Nia!
#1 but both beautiful!
Thank you, dotdos, so very much!
Haha, it surely is! I like the rustiness of the fence against the green of the leaf.
Thanks, Margie!
both are beautiful, Nandini! if i have to choose, though, i prefer the lines in the first.
good obersvation with this. your camera has a good eye, LOL.
thanks for sharing.
Haha
Thank you so much, Chris.
I like the first one best! I hope the little leaf is unstuck, some way it has taken on a personality for me. Crazy. I know.
Like, Love the textures!
Craziness is good.
I don’t remember whether I unstuck it or not. But anyways, it was giving us a great show, or at least to my camera.
Thank you, Pix!
the pictures are extremely nice….:))keep the first one though.
Thank you Shraddha, for your lovely comment.
I like the angle of the second one.
Thank you, TBM!
It is almost the same. I cannot find lots of difference between the two. So I will go with both of them…I am angle blind
You cannot, so couldn’t my sister. She was laughing on herself after she went through the comments and got to know the difference
Yes you are, actually, blind in other ways too!
Waaah kya phaink ke patthar maara hai
Hmmm. I like the second one the best. It has a fun perspective.
I like the word – fun.
Thank you, Jennifer!
I have been away for a while, but in the back of my head, you and your beautiful world as you portray it (the words of the songs you translated made a deep impact) always linger in the back of my head. Thank you for that.
Perfect love
Oh that’s something wonderful to know, really! Thank you. You are very nice and kind. It’s great to hear from you!
And how do we know the leaf is stuck and not in the place it wants to be
Yeah that’s a possibility too, and is a better one actually. Nice perspective, Rasta! Thank a lot.
Great photo Nandini!
Greetings,
Xandi
Thanks, Xandi. Good to hear from you!
Very cool!
You chose such amazing angles to shoot, and the DOF is very nice.
OH, thank you, Pablo for saying that, and for the comment!
we all come across that phase of getting stuck at one point or other
I prefer the second one , as it has more prominence on the subject and the background is little less distracting !
Yes we do, don’t we?
Second one has its own grace. Thank you, Sathya, for coming over and leaving me a comment!
I like the top one with more of a background. The background represents to me part of the leaf’s journey and trials. I really liked this photo. Inspires lots of thoughts.
Oh they are great thoughts. I like the way you linked the background to the leaf’s experiences. Nice! Thank you so much,
Excellent compositions. I agree with Walter’s assessment. Particularly like rich colour and the framing of the fence wire.
Thank you so very much.
Glad you liked them.
Hi, I like the first better, I think the background is what made the decision easier (I like it over the second).
Somehow, I think that too. Thanks, David!
I’m finally catching up again on blog posts. Thanks for your patience!
I truly appreciate that, Eliz. Thanks a lot!
Aray wah ! Kya kamal kartey hai aap Nandini sahiba?!! It is simply stunning. Loved it !!
Long live Nandini !!
Kya kahein.. bas aapki duaaon ka asar hai ji!
Bahut bahut shukriya aapke behtareeen shabdon ke liye, Shaheen. Dil khush ho gaya!
Aapko bhi shabba-khair!
Beautiful. I like the second the best. Now the poor leaf has been caught twice
Yeah poor and lucky!
Thanks, Marion.
I like the first one. Such a beautiful yet such a sad shot eh
Why am I seeing this now. Apologies, Rose.