24 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday: Livelihood”

    1. Thank you so much, Indah 🙂

      Being a coastal state, there is a huge fishing community in Kerala.

      Also, they lead a very tough life fighting with the elements of nature and it’s always great spending some time with them to learn about their life and livelihoods.

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  2. Lovely portrait, Sreejith. Bit ambivalent on this one. On one hand, paddling and fishing to make a living isn’t the most glamorous life…but probably the most humble and by not seeing the guy’s eyes you made this sentiment shine through 🙂

    We all work hard for what we need…sometimes not always what we want. Bug we make do of what we can lay our hand on 🙂 Best wishes this week, my friend 🙂

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    1. I just loved your quote, ‘We all work hard for what we need…sometimes not always what we want’…

      I think, the toughest thing in life is identifying ‘ what we really want?’

      Once you could set your true goals and work hard to achieve that, no one could stop you… I am sure 🙂

      Thanks again Mabel for your lovely comments 🙂

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    1. In a way it’s an excuse also, ha ha 🙂

      I started this blog with the idea of sharing my travel stories, but slowly due to time constraints I managed to post photo stories and now a days mostly single image posts, that too on Wednesdays 🙂

      But, I always try to post something people feels worth their time 🙂

      Thank you so much Indira for your kind words and hope you are doing great 🙂

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  6. I thought at first that I was sorry I could not see the man’s eyes, but then I read what Mabel said, and I appreciate it now. Without his expression, I have to look at the rest of the photo, and see the story there. It’s a beautiful picture, Sreejith.

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    1. Thank you so much Crystal for your observant comments 🙂

      I had multiple images from the scene and chose this one by instinct and I am so happy to see that’s it’s been well accepted 🙂

      Wish you a Very Happy and Peaceful New Year 🙂

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    1. Thank you so much, Amy 🙂

      I always enjoyed talking to local people where ever I travel, that not only gives us a different perspective about the place but on life itself…

      It helps in my photography as well 🙂

      Wish you a Very Happy and Peaceful New Year 🙂

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