Green Skin of Nagendra
by VitaminB

Comment:
"I wanted a unique title, so at first, I was going to choose the name of a star in the constellation Draco... but didnt see anything I liked. I eventually was able to find Nagendra in a search, and learned that Nagendra was sanskrit for "Lord of Snakes", and I thought it was perfect."

Yaa very apt name from indian context.

This word nagendra is made up of nag (snake) + indra (master of gods plus many things).

But god shiva is called god of snakes (if i am right).

M i l l e n n i u m
by hihosilver

Comment:
i remember i picture ribbon with very similar shot long time ago. i sort of remember the photographer too.

okey i got the picture for you:

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River Loire (France)
by thierr26

Comment:
o man , its just there shot. The same shot could have been lot better with slight better post processing. Not punishing for score though, but could not get myself to score it high also.

There are some wonderful images at onexposure with similar subject, have a look. you might improve the same shot.

The Thaw
by violinist123

Comment:
indeed pretty good.

Father & Son
by philcozz

Comment:
very good and strong composition.

The Sunshine Boy
by gsal

Comment:
goodman's typical subject.

Escape
by hhuddle

Comment:
good one.

Preparing the Cathedral for Blastoff
by raish

Comment:
I think it is very very difficult to publish on OE for the simple reason that it lacks visual WOW factor. Which is prime ingredient for OE published photo.
I am not saying that not having WOW is bad, its just that OE guys does not care for photos that does not have wow. (This is my personal gripe with OE, they could reject a very well composed photo if photo does not pop).

Ophelia
by zxaar

Comment:

Originally posted by raish: Too pretty and simple a face to carry the whole trope, IMO. The texture and linear blur effects etc are good though. Brave and welcome effort (also IMO).

i think a little unsuccessful attempt at such great a topic by me. Its a double shoot, first a print and over scratches by blade to produce effect of water going over it.
Lttle bit of different texture but i could not get it effective enough. (but i tried, thats all count correct).

in my world
by zxaar

Comment:

Originally posted by raish: In your abstract world with the non-applicable reasons. Nice abstract. Simple, but nice.

thank you, you made comment on both the photos. I remember you when i was last here at dpc.