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Photographer’s Note

Child labor should be stop around the world.

Got a chance to meet a child labor in Hyderabad.

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kloppenborg (847) 2009-08-15 13:37

A sad story and a very powerful portrait to support your point.

Thanks for putting up this issue.

Henrik.

eversmile (6163) 2009-08-15 14:15

Hi Senthil!

I am glad to see you around!!!
That is a striking close-up! I love the eyes, with the glitter of light brown and your upper POV makes the impact much stronger! I am less enthusiastic for the details of the skin ... almost a microscope vision!
I made a WS... I hope you'll like it!

Best regards
Marine

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isabela_sor (42175) 2009-08-15 14:19 [Comment]

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rigoletto (26326) 2009-08-15 16:37

a microscobic approach to child labor? impressed by the focus ability of your lens (and your pp work)
deniz

sacimar (7399) 2009-08-15 18:33

Hi Senthil,

impressive portrait, their eyes are absolutely powerful, excellent job,

Regards

Sergio

delkoo (34308) 2009-08-16 0:06

hi senthil,
Another classic yet very unique shot....taken with expertise! Lovely clarity in his eyes .
Great moment!

Regards,

didier

yquem46 (8010) 2009-08-16 6:11

namaste senthil
no doubdt, a very strong shot
quite an original POV
regards
patrick

aadilj (17950) 2009-08-19 1:42

Hello senthil, seeing you after a long time. yes this surely is intense and very well composed with nice etxture and hues as well.

I have put up an exhibition of Delhi Monuments called 'Freedom Frames -Monumental Milestones'at the very prestigious Habitatworld in Delhi...and its got decent coverage, listing and reviews in the media...I have added all those clippings on the 'making news' page on my website www.aadiljamal.com
I wanted to share this personal achievement with you and all my mates on TE and thank all of you for helping me evolve as a photographer. I am sure you'll be proud of me!!

kevinos (6927) 2009-09-15 6:49

Such a powerful portrait. the simple direct composition makes a strong statement, as does the mercyless sharpness, bringing out every blemish in the skin. It is really a memorable portrait, Senthil. regards Kevin