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Beautiful light and image!
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Thank you so much π
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This is a great image. Did the boys noticed you? Walking on train tracks is usually a dangerous thing, unless of course no train goes by there anymore π
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Nope… they were on their way to a football match somewhere near π
You said it right, it’s very dangerous and this line is a very busy one too.
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Aha! Kaka must be the left guy’s favourite soccer player π
I’m not really surprised to see the boys crossing the track though. It must be the fastest way to get to the match!
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In a village football match, you could see stars from all major clubs and countries playing in a single team, right?
The best part about this place is there is beautiful lake nearby and it’s home to many a birds.
Even I was following a short cut π
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truly a moving capture.
I also love how you did not crop out the items to the left and right – those side items add to the overall feel.
very coolβ¦.
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Thank you Yvette π
It was a beautiful evening and I just enjoyed the calm ambiance there with only a few clicks in between π
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Good morning, Sreejith! I “love” what the boys’ energy is saying. Great capture. I thank you once again for sharing who you are. xx
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Sreejith I can almost hear the boys chatting as they walk. What a beautiful photo and I want to say ” Get off of the track!” π
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Even I wanted to say that π
Good thing is, people who live near to the railway track knows the timing of trains well and they just use it as a short cut π
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That’s reassuring Sreejith. Again such a lovely photo which I very much enjoyed.
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Reblogged this on My PhotoSpace BA.
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I like this gentle yet provocative photo, thank you.
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Thank you so much, Jet π
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Ah, the memories of childhood. I walked the line as did my children. I think it may be the allure of far off adventure that calls to the heart of a child and leads them down the line
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Wonderful lighting; you have captured “youth” in this post!
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This is wonderful-the color and light all help to illustrate this unfolding story-well done!
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rails are always such a wonderful detail in photos… always add a symbolic meaning π love the title…
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This is a great photo and perfect timing. How did you spot them?
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I was also trying to cross the track to reach a small backwater nearby, then came this kids and their football jersey caught my attention π
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Wow..lovely!!! This has a story of its own, then.
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Yes, but light played spoil spot then, once I reached there, the sky became cloudy and light deteriorated.
But I’m planning my next trip to this place soon π
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So, we should get to see more such lovely photos!!!…great….
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