
“Please hold… We’re going for record on how long customers will wait”

“Your call is important to us, but not important enough for us to hire additional staff to talk to you”

“Please listen carefully, as our menu makes no sense”
Source: HBR
A good spectator also creates – Swiss Proverb

“Please hold… We’re going for record on how long customers will wait”

“Your call is important to us, but not important enough for us to hire additional staff to talk to you”

“Please listen carefully, as our menu makes no sense”
Source: HBR
Been to Thailand last year (Company sponsored event). These are some of the photographs from that collection.


Beauty depends on size as well as symmetry. – Aristotle
Honestly, I do not know relation between beauty and maths, thankfully that doesn’t stop meĀ from appreciating it. Macro shot taken with Nikon S10. Diptych to give two different perspective. The background is Thailand’s Grand Palace
Street photography is more challenging form of photography. Difficult than getting best macro shot, or portrait shot. The photos need to have life in them. Techniques seldom matters in street photography as the scene is so dynamic and it doesn’t wait for anybody.
A successful street photography- or any photograph for that matter – is when eye, mind and heart come together. – Cartier-Bresson
Most of us may not be as lucky as Robert Frost. For many the two roads leads to same destination.
The world is cruel, take care.

(image : via http://www.ffffound.com)
Appreciating photographs
Published February 27, 2008 General 2 CommentsTags: commenting, critique, Flickr, Photography, Thoughts, Tips
At times I wonder why there are no comments on my flickr photos. The reason is in fact easy to figure out. Unless I am exceptionally good at photography I cannot expect comments/critiques on my work, unless I reciprocate the same to others. For this I need to build a good community of photographers by commenting on their works or participating in discussion etc. Unless I do this there is no way that someone will comment/critique on my work.
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