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ramesh_lalwani (3209) 2005-08-31 3:44

I like blue light in kitchen on left.Electric wires in old Delhi are all overhead and may take ages before they are buried.Being from India you are better placed to appreciate problems here
Ramesh

     mlopes (492) 2005-08-31 12:25

ahah i work as a Project Manager in a telecomunication company.. i love all the wires eheheh great stuff... i can imagine the dificult to sove a trouble in one of the connections :P

I like this shot, and the title is very suitable, i love the window (hole) in the front building.

My only remark goes to the sharpenss, seems a little out-of-focus.

Mario

(Green stock rupture :P)

t0mmm1 (5434) 2005-09-01 4:20

Hi Sarju,
nice street scene. I like colours and all this tipes of power wires. It would be nice to see also somebody looking out of the window on the other side of the street. But anyway this is the job of the blue light in the window.

sergecross (3438) 2005-09-02 20:34

sarju, beautiful picture, nice colors and contrast. Very interesting theme and action inside this picture.
Thanks a lot
sergio

lyblanc (102) 2005-09-20 18:06

I love the idea, the composition and this effect in the lightening, thanks 4 sharing!

saharafree (0) 2006-03-18 6:56

Hi Sarju , you made me have a nice time just reading your description and seeing your cultural tastes go far from usual patterns . Specially interesting you have inclination , moreover , by hispanic culture ( if you liked Diario de una motocicleta from Walter Salles , i recommend you "...Y tu mamá también" a mexican movie , sort of road movie to the other Mexico , moving to the southern Oaxaca near Chiapas . The actor (main actor ) is the same that featured Ché guevara in Diarios de una motocicleta (Gael G Bernal ) . Other movies you maybe would like of this style , another Walter Salles ' "Estación do Brasil " and one in which he collaborated , the bloody "Ciudade de Deus (Ciudad de Dios o God's city)" narrating the harsh living conditions in the most dangerous favela (slum) in Río de Janeiro

Abouy your picture , i am so gladly impressed , you touch different topics , atmospheres that reveal how you are and what moves you in life (mountain i guess and the sensation of being all the time trying to find more , to find out new things , penetrate in the essence of live and so on ...) Anyway i show special predilection about street portraits , bustling , colourful and why not , noisy recreations and this picture you showed me took me to the Fes medina , has certain similarities and i can grab an idea of the magic wrapped in your native country

My regards and a pleasure to read and look at your pictures