poor children Photo

Photographer’s Note

We visited a village.
The children there do not beg.
We could hardly believe, that they were pleased about shampoo and soap, which we took away from the hotel.

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devimeuxbe (56524) 2005-06-18 10:11

Hi Whisnu
Great portrait here with a good sharp and light.
Nice view from Cambodia
Well done
Bertrand

ndb1958 (9249) 2005-06-18 18:23

Hi Wishnu,
beautiful portrait of the children, specially the little one one the left. Very sharp and yes, the light is great. Great work,
Nino

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Captain (509) 2005-07-09 22:57

A super little intimate picture, good sharpness and skin tones. Shame the small child was not looking at the camera which I feel would have made the shot more successful.

Wehbeh (36) 2005-07-18 9:20

Very nice expression!
It is actually the expectation of the children which is rendered.
Thanks for posting

marcon (135) 2005-07-29 16:01

An incredibly intense shot. Three wonderful children with eyes full of questions. I love them.
Marco

davey590 (271) 2005-07-30 18:09

beautiful portrait
innocent looking children
colours and sharpness look good pity right side child cut off
otherwise
lovely pic
Dave R

apache (1426) 2005-08-04 5:06

Hi Wishnu,
Again a lovely picture of the cute kids...! Nice closeup shot of the youngster and love the intense look on the girl's face.
A lovely shot
Ranjith

ngythanh (8496) 2005-08-07 14:45

I got shocked at your brief note, "We could hardly believe, that they were pleased about shampoo and soap, which we took away from the hotel."

It's a big practice that I skipped while I was there. I am feeling so bad that how could I look at the left-overs from hotels (I always brought along mine from home) without the simple idea to take and transfer to those local people.

It's a shame for myself.

matri (621) 2005-08-10 22:40

hello
wishnu lovely freaming and kids expression
and
welcome to nepal
matrideep

jocasta007 (0) 2005-09-24 15:46

beautiful sharp picture, with fantastic light. i like the way you have left just enough of the boy on the right of the frame to still be able to see his emotions.