documentary Worker in Brick Kiln

A Young Man Labour during his hard job is taking lots of Bricks from

one location to another location in hotty season. All of his cloths

and face is dirty with bricks dust.

Dear Ghulam, we were together on this trip, South of Peshawar. I would be proud to have shot this photo. Being there I was not fully aware how the dust in the brick factory reduced all colours into one brown-grey colour tone. But I know that this is real, not photshop. You have put this photo in the category of Still Life/Studio. This gives a wrong understanding. In a studio photo you put artificial dust, you controle the light, you may shoot wunderful pictures, but they are somehow fake. This is real, harsh reality, shocking conditions, exacerbated by the presence of child labours. This is why the owner was not fully happy to have us there. It was interesting for me to observe your photo shooting style, how quick you went, how close (he could even not run away if he wanted).

I hope this was not the last time we were together on a photo hunt. Regards. Karl

excellent...hardlife...nicely expressed...regards

Powerful portrait of a hard working laborer. So much brick dust the image is almost monochrome...very cool look - although the conditions obviously are not. Great work! Cheers!

great image!!!

nice composition and dramatic color..cong.

Any part of this image would make a good frame. Great work Ghulam Yasin. Though I think he may have felt he was working harder than you.

Great ---to document

Sallam - Marhaba my friend - Perfect and awesome portrait work,Excellent composition,details,POV and tones with nice light too - My FAV and perfect photo indeed:)))))