Wheat production, a photo from Bagmati, Central

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People working in wheat production in Bhaktapur.

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golus (2889) 2012-05-12 1:51

Hello Miguel,

Lovely. A sublime capture that goes directly to my favorites. I love every inch of details from technical isssues to the mental content. Thanks my friend. Have a nice WE.

Suleyman

ikeharel (37280) 2012-05-12 2:04

A "busy" picture, very good in clearity and details, Miguel, as every grain shown with excelent sharness.
Working people, here are weman at work / the boss is on the BG watching.
Great POV taken from.
I added this one to my "People at work" theme, took the liberty - assuming you'd agree.
Bonn weekend,
Ike

mohammad_H (6588) 2012-05-12 2:16

hi Miguel
جمع اوری گندم به شیوه سنتی
تلاش برای کسب روزی
وضوح مناسب و مدیریت در نور
روز خوبی داشته
تعطیلات پایان هفته قشنگی را ارزو دارم
Wheat collected traditional
Efforts for the day
Appropriate resolution and management in the light
Have a nice day
I wish the nice weekends

GREGG (8243) 2012-05-12 3:29

Hi Miguel,
a good picture showing the daily life, nice frame, the color and sharpness,
best regards,
Greg

eldancer1 (17008) 2012-05-12 10:21

I didn't know that Nepal raises wheat, I was thinking rice. Nice capture of those workers. Good lighting and good dof with nice details. Wonderful colors. Well done, tfs.

bayno (16175) 2012-05-12 11:14

Ciao MIguel,
This is one of your best shots, very well managed the light and excellent sharpness and colors, beautiful reportage...have a nice WE...
Valter

ourania (12343) 2012-05-12 12:18

Hello Miguel,
this is a wonderful photo combining a lovely visual impact with a great informational contribution. The composition is superb with many focal points opening like a fan from the foreground to the background. There's so much for the viewer to pry on and the marvellous clarity all over makes the task very pleasing. Most of all I like the delicious light and the sharp contrasts. The colours are lovely. I know this is hard work but the placement and movements of the people all over the frame seem like a choreography. Congratulations and thank you!
All the best, have a great Sunday,
Ourania

chrisvek (5445) 2012-05-12 17:02

Hello Miguel

So interesting shoot with great composition.Very nice capture of this really old job.Perfect details and sharpness.Well done.

Regards
Chris

lakshmip1949 (19110) 2012-05-12 20:03

Hello Miguel,

This is one of your best photos. Beautiful atmosphere, nice activities by these wheat workers, specially the little girl who is sweeping the grain. Excellent colors, lighting and sharpness.

Lakshmi

jusninasirun (17138) 2012-05-12 21:11

Hello Miguel.
This is a beautiful image capturing the natural and traditional way of processing wheat. Love the light and details with those humps of grain in this image.
Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend.
Kind regards.
Jusni

jmdias (45780) 2012-05-13 9:13

miguel

very intereseting the way they clean and dry the wheat. I liked the position of these personages and the sharpness.

hugs

jorge

ChrisJ (86854) 2012-05-15 2:25

Hello Miguel,

I spent a few days in Bhaktapur, & I was not disappointed. Excellent framing and sharpness with a superb warm cold colour contrast between the blue sky & red brick facades of the buildings. Good colour saturation and nice repetition of the white bags of wheat. Tfs!

CanmoreKevin (2111) 2012-05-17 18:50

Miguel,
This reminds me a little of your salt worker photo except here one can see a whole array of workers performing different tasks. It truly tells a story. I like the bits of red the are throughout the photo and help to unify it. Great clarity.
Kevin

Curious_Eye (864) 2012-06-03 9:55

Hello Miguel,

I like this shot presenting a moment in life and what wheat production looks like in Nepal. You tell a story here that makes one stop and think. Well done!

With best wishes,
Izabela

mcmtanyel (638) 2013-05-20 15:43

Hi Miguel,
This is a very nice photo. Good light and color management, nice composition. Very well done!
Regards,
MT