Now that is picture I have been looking out for my next piece in the Hunger series--the reality of why India has so many hungry. We have hungry not merely because of lack of money or lack of food, but often times because of lack of space to cook the food or fuel to cook it! A great shot, Magiceye--captures the moment and the profoundness of the state very well--specially as a monochrome!
Es ist immer wieder schön, am frühen Morgen solche Art Bilder zu sehen, aus einem fernen Land, das uns hier in Deutschland im Alltag so fern und auch fremd ist...
Another delightful slice-of-life photo from your city! I can't remember when I last had anything to do with kerosene, but I remember its smell very well! Whew!
Nice photograph.
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DeleteYou always find such terrific mono shots! Love this one!
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Deletenice one. the perspective gives greater depth to the light and dark of the monochrome.
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DeleteNice monochrome.
ReplyDeleteThank you Kavita
DeleteNow that is picture I have been looking out for my next piece in the Hunger series--the reality of why India has so many hungry. We have hungry not merely because of lack of money or lack of food, but often times because of lack of space to cook the food or fuel to cook it! A great shot, Magiceye--captures the moment and the profoundness of the state very well--specially as a monochrome!
ReplyDeleteThank you Bhavana. Am glad you can use the image for your essay on Hunger.
Deletebon choix de point de vue pour cette photo
ReplyDeleteMerci beaucoup Olivier
DeleteEs ist immer wieder schön, am frühen Morgen solche Art Bilder zu sehen, aus einem fernen Land, das uns hier in Deutschland im Alltag so fern und auch fremd ist...
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Thank you cloudy
Deletethere's something so lovely about monochromes that it displays so much depth in spite of being colorless..
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I wish u r doing fine :)
Wow , perfect timing
ReplyDeleteAnother fine photo! I love the pattern made by the waiting women with their cans.
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DeleteReal India!
ReplyDeleteA part of real India :)
DeleteWow...
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DeletePretty cool!
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DeleteSo many ordeals a comman man has to go through ..
ReplyDeleteSo true Shobha.
Deletenice documentary :)
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DeleteNice theme selected.. :)
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DeleteAnother delightful slice-of-life photo from your city! I can't remember when I last had anything to do with kerosene, but I remember its smell very well! Whew!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lowell
Deletethat shows the actual picture of shining India and one can see it at every corner of his respective city....
ReplyDeleteNice shot.
:) Thank you Irfanuddin
DeleteReminds me of the Ration shops I had at my Granny's place. Lovely shot!
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DeleteLife in all it's shades - black, white and grey.
ReplyDelete:) yes!
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ReplyDeleteThank you Vinisha! :)
DeleteIn the first instance, I thought there was a water shortage. Nice photo.
ReplyDelete:) Thank you Shalu
DeleteAuthentic!
ReplyDeleteEvery picture in your blog has a story to tell :)