Sugar (Gur) Factory 2

In this "kitchen" the jus of sugar cane is boiled until the water is

evaporated. What remains is a thick yellowish liquid, which forms a

solid crust while cooling down. The raw sugar is sold in the market

in the form of brown-white-golden hand fitting chunks. It is used

for sweetening food and drinks. Karl

I like this. The steam rising to the light gives a lovely, mysterious atmosphere. The almost silhoutted figure stirring the vat is in a natural pose, and the other people add interest and things to look at. Nice work.

Lovely you have captured the mood of the moment, Si

excellent snap ... nice documentary ... excellent capture ... depicting ur depth in this art ... have u used fill flash ... great ... carry on clicking ... greetings from Kolkata ...

Thank you all for the comments and ratings. Biplab, no flash has been used. Karl

S W E E T S H O T

I love the surreal fealing of the photo!

Nice documentary photo Karl, the lighting is superb.

outstanding capture of a magical phenomenon in the sub continent. but of course, never so brilliantly captured. superb, all the way. awesome light & such a brilliant documentary. pity that PN rating system not allowing a higher rating..but, dosn't matter 4 such great photographs. congrats!

Beautiful. Regards

 

d.

what an artistic capture of a very commen and simple process in subcontinent....just amazing...regards

Excellent!!

Not far away from my "kitchen" I like it - of course. The "moment-charakter" too. Spontaneously I felt the (grade of) "absence" of the man in the background disturbing ..

!!! Love it. Karl, where are you from? Were you traveling around Pakistan by yourself?

Really love this image Karl. Wonderful shot.

Sarah, thanks for your comments. My roots are in Switzerland, currently I am in Pakistan and part of my heart is still in Nepal. Rarely I travel alone. Karl

Very good image.Ilike the lighting and composition a lot.

Yours

 

This is outstanding...

Another outstanding shot Karl. You make it look better than we've seen in real life.

Karl, I raved a lot on the first of these Gor pictures, and this is also beautiful. I cannot helpo comparing them, since the other is your favourite picture of mines. I've them side by side as I write, and I cannot decide which I like best. I guess there is some more "life" in the other one, mostly because of the man standing to the right, here. Conversely, the way the ceiling light and the smoke make a single aethereal presence throughout the frame, here, is marvelous.

Excellent shot. I very much like the whole atmosphere in this picture. The compostion is very well balanced, with the man leaning out of the doorway adding something special and a connection to the outside world.

Nice shot!

Nice shot!

Nice shot!

Beautiful photo, excellent.

Reg.