poultry, Ghorka... Photo

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From the mountain Hamlet of Ghorka, midway between Kathmandu and Pokhara...

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coco (27574) 2009-07-03 12:19

Hi Caleb.

The DOF and the composition are very good (God bless your lens!!) and I love the light and colours of the photo.

Thanks for sharing.

yquem46 (7736) 2009-07-03 12:52

looks like she has some arthritis in her fingers caleb, dont you think ?
the lady stands out well from the BG here and I like her natural attitude. all the rest, light, colors ... are perfect as usual
best regards
patrick

Signal-Womb (11598) 2009-07-03 15:23

Hi Caleb, so many people so many photos each with their own character. Love my visits here. well done.

Deepforest (8813) 2009-07-03 16:04

Hi Caleb,
Fantastic, I can say - double, portrait. Good composition and perfect DOF; nice natural colours... I love this type of photos, they tell us the most about life and people in other countries!
Great shot! Best regards,
Andrzej

berek (28750) 2009-07-03 20:47

Hi Calep,
its so clear picture. great colours and light for this portrait. I love her face expression and mystic atmosphere congratulations.
Have a nice weekend.
Burak

bukitgolfb301 (4409) 2009-07-04 1:38

Hello again my dear Caleb

What a splendid sharp focusing, framework, composition and calm color balance. Her expression is also very natural and attractive.
Congratulation on your super shot, but already usual for you.

Thanks for sharing and best regards,
Have a nice weekend!
Takero

casperduppy (1460) 2009-07-04 9:57

Caleb,

What a poor old cockerel, caught up in string and in need of some loving care. Bless. Chickens are such sociable birds, and this guy seems relaxed in the knowledge he will soon be unentangled and free once more.

The lady looks really strong; veins showing, a tight grip, and just look at her face - you don't get a smile like this from working in a city.

It seems a few people were watching and wondering what was going on. I love her expression! If I were to say one thing negative I notice a black line around her. Maybe just an artefact, but if it is due to the pp I thought to mention it.

I used to keep chickens when I was younger. So intelligent and sociable. One forms a bond with them. Like what is on show here.

Thank you for sharing your shots, Caleb.
I see and enjoy each one a lot.

Have a good weekend, Casper