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re post #24, #25

please look at the shadows .. they appear on the ground.

which would be difficult, had shobhana pic has been shot with her on the floor, and then it being superimposed on to a background.

not that it matters much, but this appears genuine.

.. and no matter what, what a pretty lady :)

The second image could be genuine standing pose, but that pose itself is quite unstable unless she is pulled by the saree and kept balanced. But the shadow in the first one does not prove this; even a lying pose with proper lighting can create that effect, imo.
 
The second image could be genuine standing pose, but that pose itself is quite unstable unless she is pulled by the saree and kept balanced. But the shadow in the first one does not prove this; even a lying pose with proper lighting can create that effect, imo.

sangom,

The way I understand these types of photographies, these are continous movements clicked away on high speed high focus sensitive cameras. Out of these, certain select outstanding ones are selected.

So, it is highly probably, shobhana did not pose this single unit by itself, or was even aware of the delicacy of this pose, this being but a morsel of a whole pie

:)
 
sangom,

The way I understand these types of photographies, these are continous movements clicked away on high speed high focus sensitive cameras. Out of these, certain select outstanding ones are selected.

So, it is highly probably, shobhana did not pose this single unit by itself, or was even aware of the delicacy of this pose, this being but a morsel of a whole pie

:)

That is why most of the credit goes to the photographer, pl.
 
That is why most of the credit goes to the photographer, pl.

ofcourse!

a good photographer (or nowadays those fancy cameras even in the hands of a novice) can make an ordinary viewed scenery, close to a work of art!!

i have two nephews in chennai, who are into photography, and it is amazing how they capture sights around and outside chennai ...

makes you feel like jumping into a plane and visiting those places right away...

still..shobhana to me, is an object of sheer beauty :)
 
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