A Tribal Performer

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Shelika Gaur
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A Tribal Performer

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Looks almost like art and looks nice.
I feel contrast could be dialed down a notch
based on what I see on my monitor.

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Thanks Suri Sahib
This picture is from Pushkar Fair Rajasthan.
I have tried to reduce the contrast etc. as per your observations.
Please guide how I can improve it further if needed.
Shukriya and Dhanyavad Janab!
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That is another cool photo!

Here is my thread about my trip to India a few months ago:

http://www.photoclubalpha.com/forum/vie ... =17&t=8824
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Shelika Gaur wrote:Thanks Suri Sahib
This picture is from Pushkar Fair Rajasthan.
I have tried to reduce the contrast etc. as per your observations.
Please guide how I can improve it further if needed.
Shukriya and Dhanyavad Janab!
Shelika Gaur
Shelika,
I prefer this version better, the background is less distracting. Thank you for
taking the feedback in the right spirit. Much appreciated.

With best regards,
Sury
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