Hi Kamal,
Another fun image which allows me to travel to a distant place, and experience a cultural event. My only suggestion would be to put a vignette around the outside edge to draw the viewer into the camel and rider. Thanks for sharing.
Best regards,
Greg   Posted: 09/08/2023 14:29:15

Hi Kamal, interesting image with a degree of fun, looks like an interesting event you were present at. I agree with Greg on the vignette and perhaps a bit of a crop to draw the viewer into the main elements. Nice shot.   Posted: 09/11/2023 19:19:07

Great capture of the event! I imagine this was a great experience to see in person. I agree to crop a little closer to really draw into the camel and rider. I would touch up your removal of the bystanders some - the group nearer to the camel almost looks like a dust storm on your otherwise very crisp image   Posted: 09/12/2023 10:12:30

Hi Kamal. Thanks for sharing another interesting and colorful cultural event. It's so enjoyable to witness these special displays. Doing a headstand on the back of a camel is definitely not something I could see in my world, so I appreciate the opportunity. I actually like the group of three on lookers that you took out of the frame, but I think the composition works with or without them. Although the partial figure behind the camel adds to the story, I might try to clone him out to see if it makes for a cleaner view of the main subject. Thanks again for bringing us another unique event! Ingrid   Posted: 09/12/2023 14:04:44

Hi Kamal - Interesting capture . . . the camel doesn't seemed fazed in the least by the rider's headstand. The audience in the background doesn't distract me, but rather than remove them I might have just cropped out the three on the right and four on the left and left the rest as is. I agree with Ingrid regarding the spotter and with Tom regarding adding a vignette. I like the colors and detail in the image. What a nice photo opportunity! Thanks for sharing -   Posted: 09/16/2023 23:25:01

Hi Kamal,
I always look forward to see what new and different cultural experience you will share each month!

I agree with the prior suggestions to crop out the 4 observers on the left and the three on the far right. Your camel will still have enough room in the images so he doesn't seem confined. I do think that you should revisit the cloning of the other folks in that "dust cloud". Lightroom now does a great job with this (as does the Content Aware Fill in Ps, if you want to take the extra time.) I kinda like the two guys in black off to the left. They lend a bit of perspective.
Thanks for sharing.
Karen   Posted: 09/19/2023 20:02:04