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Thank you so much, Dear Gerrit 🙂
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This is awesome .
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Thank you so much 🙂
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This is such an interesting photo, Sreejith. My eyes are drawn to the guy sitting down in the middle with the blue shirt, looking down. I wonder what he is thinking. He seems lost in his thoughts. It must have been a hot day there because his shirt is unbuttoned 🙂 Beautiful capture and love how you framed it.
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So nice to see your observations here, Mabel 🙂
Yes, there is no doubt on the ‘heat factor’ it’s always hot and humid in this part of Kerala, Kochi, and men are used to unbutton one or two top ones when it’s unbearable.
This building is an old ‘Communist Party’ office and it’s a common sight in Kerala, where people goes there and read newspapers or discuss politics.
But, what attracted me most is the, ‘fast paced life around’ and how the politics of the world changes… while ‘someone’ or ‘something’ being the witnesses of these changes…
Thank you so much for your kind words and I am sure, you are in holiday mood with Christmas celebrations all around 🙂
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who is the witness ? The Ché ?
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It’s upto you, Marc 🙂
It could be ‘Che’, or the ‘old man’ ….
Thanks a lot for your visit 🙂
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On the photo he was still young the Ché, you like Cuba in your country ?
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I am from the southern most part of India, and my state ‘Kerala’ is quite different from other parts of the country.
Here, we have a long history of strong ‘Left’, presence. Not the revolutionary kind, but democratic.
So we could see images of ‘Che’ almost every where.
If you google ‘Kerala, you will get some really interesting information, Marc 🙂
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ok it’s very interesting this story of democratic process
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Yes, it is, Marc 🙂
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Great capture Sreejith! The two men look so relaxed. 😀
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Thank you so much, Sophia 🙂
This part of Kerala has a long colonial history and now a major tourist place (Fort Kochi).
This building is an old ‘Party office (communist) ‘ but now another historical landmark 🙂
Wish you and your loved ones, Merry Christmas 🙂
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I really like this snapshot, Sreejith, and the title. 🙂
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Thank you so much, Jet 🙂
Merry Christmas 🙂
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Thank you so much and Wish you all Merry Christmas 🙂
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casual and nice 🙂
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I am sure, you would have encountered this scene, many a times in Kerala 🙂
Thank you so much for your visit and sharing your thoughts 🙂
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Aha interesting. So, in the villages of Kerala, you will find the posters of Che Guevara?
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It’s there everywhere…
This place is just so different 🙂
I got this image in ‘Fort Cochin’ and the old party office has now become a witness to the fast changing world 🙂
Thank you so much for stopping by, Suyash 🙂
Have a nice day ahead 🙂
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🙂 🙂
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Such a thought provoking image. Trying to decide who is the witness and what did they see. Well done!
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The old building, the old man and the image of ‘Che Guevara’ created mixed emotions in me and many a questions popped up in my mind.
With a strong democratic left presence in my home state(Kerala), Images of ‘Che Guevara’ is seen everywhere, but the party and it’s philosophies are facing many a challenges in this globalized world.
I just thought, all the main subjects in this image are witnessing a fast changing world …
Thank you so much for your time and kind words, Sue 🙂
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ചെ യും നിരയും വരിയുള്ള കടയും അതോ വായനശാലയോ? എന്തായാലും തനി മലയാളി look.
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Yes, Absolutely, something we Keralites could easily relate to, right?
Thank you so much for stopping by 🙂
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