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Prasad Senadheera
{K:186} 2/14/2008
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Dear Roshan
What I referred as symmetry in my comment was clearly stated to avoid being ambiguous (knowing that there are so many definitions on 'what is symmetry?'). That was a constructive comment which was made on the perception as an ordinary observer. All your effort in explaining 'symmetry' in 360K text is appreciative.
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Roshan Kumara
{K:2827} 2/14/2008
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Machan Prasad,
For me the symmetry means, common/same/usual/routine etc. and asymmetry means unique/something different/unusual etc. What I believe is that we should make a unique capture, so that others wants to see what's different in that picture. Just my opinion. Of course in some cases the symmetry would be more attractive. :)
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Nalin Hettiarachchi
{K:804} 2/13/2008
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very nice. Brilliant
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Prasad Senadheera
{K:186} 2/13/2008
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it would have been nice if you had maintained the symmetry in both vertical and horizontal axises. Rest of the aspect in the photograph is good.
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soumya
{K:13087} 2/13/2008
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nice shot. love the golden light and the silhouette.
regards,
soumya
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