Painting with lights

[ashik ikbal]

 

[Asher Kelman]

Ashik,

Like the other post you have made, these appear to be from a printed book. Is this a book you like and recommend or is this connected with you?

Asher

 

[ashik ikbal]

dear Asher, this is not a book at all. all these are my shots at different times and location. i have just composed this. i have used corel draw13 and photoshop to create this plate.

i thought a group of images would help you to comment at a time. why the arrangement/composition of the images derailing you?

you must be noticing all the images of this plate has a central idea of light; how light is playing inside/outside architecture.

i just wanted comments on the merit of the photos not on the plate.

 

[Asher Kelman]

dear Asher, this is not a book at all. all these are my shots at different times and location. i have just composed this. i have used corel draw13 and photoshop to create this plate.

i thought a group of images would help you to comment at a time. why the arrangement/composition of the images derailing you?

you must be noticing all the images of this plate has a central idea of light; how light is playing inside architecture.

i just wanted comments on the merit of the photos not on the plate.

Hi Askik,

The design of the pages jumped ahead of what I'd be used to seeing of your work! I couldn't find any camera info in the file. There's no EXIF file and no IPTC info either. It just looked like pages photographed from a book!

Asher

 

[ashik ikbal]

yes EXIF is missing since the images are plotted on a Photoshop page. i will keep this advice.

is the EXIF always necessary? EXIF will help me to learn abt camera mechanics and lighting. framming, time capture, appeal and photographic eye cannot be regimentally learned. learning is sustained when it happens out of the box.