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Last week I went to a harbor construction site near my home.
The beach near the harbor is really beautiful but to reach there we have to cross the dusty construction site with all these heavy trucks and all moving continuously.
I hesitated for a few moments, but saw this family even carrying an infant braving their way through the dust and going to the beach to enjoy a beautiful sunset.
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Thanks for sharing your images. One point, in the first shot, I would have have made sure to have included the whole truck on the right side.
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Hello Rick, Thanks a lot for your comments 🙂
I wanted to crop out the sea/beach part from the first image, but as you said it did effect the image.
I have re-cropped the image as per your suggestions and modified the post…
Thanks again Rick.
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That is an interesting photo. The women really stand out on the bottom photo and the contrast between the ugly and beautiful is interesting.
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Thank you so much, Jeff 🙂
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The perspective in the photos is intriguing. The first photo looks to me as if the women are falling over.
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Thank you so much for your comments.
Yea, as you said, they were almost falling over.
There was hardly any space for people to stand when these big trucks passes by.
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We got a winner 😀
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🙂 great to hear that …. you have made my day 🙂
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I am really glad that you added the second photo in – the one with the beach – because the first shot looked like war! Or it looked like they were not heir way to shelter…. and well, the photos are perfect for the perspective challenge = 😉
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Thank you so much for your comments, and that exactly what I meant to portray 🙂
Have a beautiful day 🙂
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Superb – a beautiful construction.
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Really wonderful capture Sreejith! The contrast of the truck, the women and the water is wonderful!
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Thank you so much, Tina 🙂
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A great picture telling a poignant story. I think I like the wider version better, but they are both good in their different ways.
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Thank you so much, Otto 🙂
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The first one is so intense I almost started choking on the dust.
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That’s true, but what lies a head of this dust bowl was really worth venturing…. 🙂
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Sreejith, you produce a lot of good photographs.
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That’s an incredible comment and I am really happy to receive it from from some one whose work I really admire.
Thank you so much, Ron 🙂
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Lovely perspective and take on the prompt! And your processing is always spot on!
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Thank you so much, Connie 🙂
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An interesting contrast of perceptions with the quiet serenity of the women and the rumble and bustle of the works.
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Thank you Noeline 🙂
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Great images-the contrast between the trucks and the women is wonderful-I also like the monochromatic feel of the image colors-well done!
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Thank you so much 🙂
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This crop really changes things :D. The first one is definitely more dramatic, and the second well a whole lot more optimistic. Thank you 🙂
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Great to hear that, Paula 🙂
Cropping an image in two different ways could give it an entirely different perspective.
Themes like these really challenges us, and prompts us to really take shots seriously, right?
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I like the tight crop on the top shot
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Thank you so much, Scott 🙂
I just wanted to give a feel like it’s some kind of desert or a dry place. So I cropped out the sea/beach part 🙂
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Powerful photos.
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Thank you so much 🙂
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I feel like I just hit “like” on nearly everything on your blog I hadn’t seen before, but they were all worth it. 🙂
This is my favourite, though – especially the second, where the family is standing out against the dust.
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Thank you so much, it’s so kind of you to say that 🙂
Yea, that was an incredible sight for me too, but the scenery was worth braving the dust… 🙂
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This is a moment captured, true story described through pictures.
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10 years is not that long I feel, ha ha 🙂
So much happened in between and I think, this blog is a clear reflection of my priorities and perspectives…
Thank you so much for browsing through my blog and your appreciative comments, Sarmistha…
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😃 Correct Sreejith! Absolutely your blog is definitely the reflection of your priorities and we as the audience sometimes do turn the old pages to find the hidden gems.
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