Wordless Wednesday: Light at the end of the tunnel
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Simple composition leads you to your subject nicely done
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Thank you so much, Scott 🙂
The subject here is a really interesting personality who has got a special skill to spot water presence underground and dig wells and tunnels to reach out to it.
I met him last week and after a light chat about his work, challenges, water scarcity, the impact of stone and sand mining on the remaining fresh water resources etc;
I visited a 150 meter long horizontal tunnel dug by him alone, and it was quite an experience…
Thanks again for your visit and kind words 🙂
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It so much richer hearing this background!
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Fantastic capture and composition, Sree!
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Thank you so much, Arv 🙂
I wanted to shoot the person from the tunnel, who created it to bring water to the much needed village people.
A man who dug over 1000 wells and tunnels in a water scarce part of Kerala..
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wow! that’s commendable and appreciable.
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Neat shot, Sreejith!
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Thank you so much, Eliza 🙂
This man is a legend, who has got a sixth sense to spot water sources deep underneath the surface and who dug wells and tunnels to reach out to the source and bring water to the needy…
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What a gift and so special that he helps others.
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Absolutely 🙂
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Great composition through the “keyhole”, Sreejith!
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Thank you so much, de Wets 🙂
Though I have heard about this legendary person for many years, I managed to meet him and explore the amazing work he has done only last week.
He is a water man and has got an amazing skill to spot water sources…
He helped the farmers and village people in the northern most district of Kerala, where water is not that abundant.
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Well, Sreejith, I was simply going to say I appreciate the framing, but everyone else said the same exact thing. I’ll just say instead: thank you for telling the story of the man in the image. It sounds like it was a wonderful experience for you to spend time with him.
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Absolutely, Crystal, I am not greatly satisfied with the image quality but I really wanted to share the story with everyone…
His work and message is quite relevant to my native, especially after the recent massive floods…
Thank you so much for your visit and kind words 🙂
Have a beautiful weekend 🙂
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Beautiful.
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Thank you so much for your appreciation 🙂
Have a beautiful weekend 🙂
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I enjoyed this unique perspective, Sreejith, thank you.
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Thank you so much, Jet, and this is the view that he carves out for us…
In present day Kerala, the message from his work is quite relevant, where unscientific mining is destroying the whole ecosystem.
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Cool shot, Sreejith. Natural framing leads the eye. 🙂
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Thank you so much, Jane 🙂
This person and his story is quite relevant to my native, which is so rich with natural beauty but people are destroying it through unsustainable development.
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Beautiful photograph!
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Thank you so much for your appreciative comment, Kendall 🙂
I just used the image to share the story of this amazing individual…
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Welcome!
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Not easy to achieve what you did!
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There are so many unsung heroes in this world, right? This man is such an individual.
When I got a chance to meet and talked to him, I realized that his story and his message should travel far and wide…
This is truly the reward of working in sustainable tourism area, meeting and interacting with many an interesting people…
Thank you so much for your visit and appreciative comments 🙂
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Thank you so much for telling the story. He certainly is a special person. The world would be a better place if we had more people like him.
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