Kathakali is the classical dance-drama of Kerala, India which originated in the 17th century. Kathakali has a unique combination of literature (Sahithyam), music (Sangeetham), painting (Chithram), acting (Natyam) and dance (Nritham).
Photoblog of Joshi Daniel
awesome!!
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Nice Shot!
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love the extended finger nails…they are part of the highlight show too
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nice shot
are u in kerala now
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Gorgeous
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Great composition.
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perfect colors!
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nice color .. depth,
“I ” think that change in the angle at which it is been shot could have made it better
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aliyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa good work………lighting……….i luvd it…………
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Fantastic shot, love the light, colors and the gracious hand movement!
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The shine on the nails is authentic. U sud have shown more of the subject .. though it may have taken the clarity out of the fingers ..
but try .. u can make it better .
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Great colours, tones and bokeh. Nicely done man.
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Very long nails and beautiful warm atmosphere.
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like the focus on the nails….unusual
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just theek thak !!!
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Fascinating!
Love the focus and the colour/tone.
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Nicely composed. Awesome lighting…superb control :)
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very cool shot, looks rather devilish doesn’t it?
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Superb picture! Great composition, sharp and DOF! Congrats Joshi!!
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what a great photo blog!!!!!
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Great lighting and finger details.
And thanks for leaving comment on my picture.
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Picture perfect – Beautiful work!
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Amazing! Your images are superb!
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Artistic composition as good as the art that’s being showcased.
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Very artistic .. and lovely finger nail :)
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elegant!
I really enjoyed this picture after the knowing the background….I do hear this Kathakali everywhere, but have never seen this before:p
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Exquisitely observed, so delicately captured. A really beautiful photograph
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Very cool shot! I like the warm colors!
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des vrais doigts de sorcieres !
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Superb!
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nice shot. But try to show the faces of the dancers. Try somethng with faces
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i cn feel d rythm…gud 1
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Wonderfull lighting
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Awesome! I love your style totaly – i’m follow you by feed hoping for much more great impressions!
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Lovely focus on those fingers
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Very well done, I just wish I was able to see it bigger. You loose a lot of detail with a small pic.
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Interesting subject, great detail and just perfect light and colors. Cool!
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Awesome capture… great one mashe…
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The highlights on the nails are striking, and you really got the whole sensuous air that the subject must have had
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kudos for this photo. Joshy, You are a photographer.
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great photo, as allways. light, composion and depth of field in particularly. just wondering does that handsign mean anything? happy TC!
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definitely unique… very different from cliche shots of kathakali…usually prominence is given to colors associated with this it..here you have highlighted the essence ‘the mudras’
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You have a very good eye for light. Keep up the good work.
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Amazing photo…I love the warm color, the soft glow of light, and the unique opportunity to capture something for the “point” theme! Stunning…
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Excellent shot!
Photofriday
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Beautiful!
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An ancient art of our country–still basics are unknown to most of us.Artistic!
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Nice.
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Wonderful shot. Beautiful use of light.
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nice one Joshi
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Your clicks are always great and stunning…
Try posting the same in http://www.im.indli.com (dedicated site of images only) to attract or give treat for more viewers…
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wow. loved the tone, composition and the clarity! Cool!
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Brilliant!
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Great noise free low light image. I specially love the frame and the focus.
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OMG..It’s very beautiful..Are there any more mudra shots..As a kid I used to watch their chamayam and was quite fascinated by it…
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:) You have a different perspective!
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Brilliantly captured! Great work. Joshi! :)
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Lovely photos, and thank you for the description and explanations of what it’s about. Very informative.
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I’ve looked everywhere on this page and cannot find a box to “like” your work. I think your photography is amazing and I want you to know and to enjoy seeing your likes counted. Seems very encouraging and reinforcing for both the blogger and the follower.
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