Child of India

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Another excellent photo, 10/10.

 

Best regards.

 

Alberto

Dear BirteI like your documentary shots, because you show people of countries in real status or I can say that you show under skin of the cities

When ever I look to your shots, I think how you take it, how these people let you to take photo of them at them status like above?when ever I try to do like these shots, they don't allow me !
I would appreciated if you explained how you do itBest regards

Another striking and thought provoking image in this series, I watched a TV documentary programme on the "sweat shops" of India a few ago, it showed how some of this people lived, and I was suprised at how much pride they took in themselves, I was truly humbled, these people have nothing yet they will share whatever they have with a stranger. Keep up the great work Birte.

 

Regards

 

Alf

Amazing image showing a part of humanity that you report so well. I feel conected to you as part of your sensitivity with people! Warm regards.

Another very strong image. Congratulation and thank you for sharing. Warm regards, Tina

Excellent capture...wonderful look...my best

Muy buena.

Unreal perfect shot! I like this child ) eccentric look

for me this lacks a personal involvement of a portrait, mainly because there is no eye contact with you (doesn't have to have eye contact, but this particular photo needs it.). same goes for the composition; in this case the chopped off toes are a letdown. The angle is also wrong here, resulting in horizontals with an unappealing slant. The photo gives me the feeling you took this in a hurry, and from a too far distance.