I live in Madras, South India. I am a semi retired bsusinessman. A student of literature, I write poems and publish them in the web. I am very interested in classical music. My wife and I love to travel. Photographing people of different countries, travel and flower photography interest me most. Great to be a member of R'sity which has many creative and talented artists.
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Comments (20)
DJB
I like the colour one.Reflections of sails is a huge plus. Actually both are good,depending on the use.The sepia one could be a bit darker mind you. But love the trees in the colour one. well now I 'm confused.E
pimbotin
I agree with "graceful" and this statement is perfectly displayed by your picture...
Lissa_lei
Beutiful boats , like the colored one best also, reflections are so lovly, this a beutiful foto, eccellent work Lina
Saddha
The tinted photo suggests history and tradition but there is more of a sense of how the light and air must look in Egypt in the color photo. More atmosphere. One of the best things about Renderosity is seeing bits of others' lives from around the world. I will never get to see the Nile myself so thank you for sharing your work.
soulofharmony
oh stunning love the compostion, yes very graceful and very culturally nostalgic...given egypt it magical mystery.. excellent work and presentation :) sublime
ambra2000
Hi my dear friend Suresh!Wath a pure and fantastic wonder!!This excellent and extraordinary shot is a big masterpiece!!I adore a lot this photograph with the colors amazing and also with the sepia tone! in all and two the cases the photograph is wonderful and superb!Very beautiful the reflections!You are a big artist!Really well done!My sincere compliments!ciao my dear friend!I wish you a Happy Holidays!Take care!A smile and a big hug!:-))
Sylvaine
Why the second one ? For read a Papyrus ? Lovely shot and atmosphere.
marybelgium
Both beautiful !
sadlers5
i love these boats and i love the palm trees, what a mood here! excellent ! take care, ann :)
Enmos
Beautiful shot, and wonderful postwork... love the postworked one best !! :o) Amazing work !!
logiloglu
of course i choose the sepia version. excellent done. !!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!
SNAKEY
Excellent reflection........lovely show.:O))
chantal-france
So nicely photographed ! And the opposition of the sepia version to the coloured one is just beautiful :)) Excellent shots :))
Akinom
An excellently composed capture, Suresh! And the postworked version is amazing! Brava!
danob
A classic scene wonderful!!
cynlee
hard to decide... luv the color for the reflection but the sepia really shows off the compo & textures more! :]
sossy
wow! very impressive capture of the landscape and the boats! reminds me of moses, found in a basket on the nil! ;o)
Krystie
Excellent composition! Both are beautiful!
smozeson
Very interesting subject, and look at those crazy trees in the background! The wrinkles in the curved sails add attractive detail. The tinted version brings to mind the photos I love from old National Geographic magazines. A high contrast version, where those background leaves are emphasized, might also be worth trying.
bleachfix
Ditto all what Saddha said, and my world traveling shoes are on the shelf, cybertravel is my mode of transportation for now []/;^)