The sweetmeat maker

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Very good composition Sumon.

Excelente toma y magnifico documento.Una estupenda composicion y punto de vista con una luz y b/w.sensacional.7/7.Anon.

 

Un cordial saludo -Tolo.

... very good composition ...

Love the contrast in this interesting composition. Great job

Great view at the strret work. There is life in. BR Joerg

Very good composition,exposure and tone,Sumon. I wish the mouth-watering 'jeelipis' be shown as a separate image in colour:-)

Yes, I can almost taste those 'jalebis'...and get the Calcutta (for me) mood viewing this image.

Great documentary...

In some way with the photography transmitting emotions and feelings. But documentary photography brings culture and knowledge. Max anon. Congratulations. Best wishes. Vicente.

Thanks everybody for your encouraging comments and support. I'm glad to see that you are interested in this photograph. Amalbabu and Mike,I'm uploading another image with colour of 'jeelipis' so that you can recall the mouth-watering experiences.Vicente,this "jeelipi" or "jelabi" is a sweetmeat which is really a part of Indian culture. Thanks again to all my friends for enjoying the image. Best regards.

Very good street photo, well composed and with a portrait of life inside. Regards.

Sumon Mukherjee,

Amratin bari mazedar lag raeeyan nein, Dil karda he hoonee kha layye.

Excellent B&W, great atmosphere....7/7anon! Best regards

beautiful shot. Regards

Thanks my friends for your encouragements. Best regards.

Thank you,Sumon Babu.

Interesting image. Great documentation. Regards!

Very nice street job...The title fit perfect and very good composed.

 

Actually,I like these kind of shots...They represents of people,cultures,jobs and many many other things...In this modernized world,sometimes we can see an ancient job or people that is very different from nowadays!...Actually,I should more thankful for seeing these beautiful sceneries and shots!...Please accept my appreciation and wish you success,dear friend...In my country,we have the same too,but these jobs(street jobs and old jobs)going to finish and this is a pity!

 

Regards(Bobby).