Fotos

jemaflor (147018) 2018-03-05 23:10

Salut Paul,
Des sourires (pour les enfants) et de la couleur parmi le dénuement ... bien prise cette scène pleine de contraste et reflet de la réalité du cadre de vie de bien des habitants de la cité. Intéressante et originale vue.

dkmurphys (79209) 2018-03-05 23:29

Hello,
A smile of innocence from a chaotic world. I like the contrast between the children and the horror background. Well taken.

Daniel

Nicou (193806) 2018-03-06 1:28

Hello

quelle image et compo quelle scène de rue et image superbe captage avec ces jeune ces personnages dans la ruelle étroite et colorée quelle scène de la vie de ces gens superbe.
Bravo et amitié
Nicou

dragonslayero (3592) 2018-03-06 2:30

Hello Paul

I find your photo interesting as it shows more of daily life than the typical "I went to Taj Mahal" photos that I believe 90% of tourists would bring back.

Your photo has a nice candid feel to it and showing what daily life is like in this area.
A little bit hard on the light as some parts are overexposured, but still not over the top.

Thanks for sharing.

OJJ

jhm (211736) 2018-03-06 4:38

Hello Paul,

Ge moet maar als kind ginder geboren worden, de toekomst roep meteen vragen op.
Uw foto bewijst opnieuw de toestand van de bevolking.
Uw gids moet nog iemand zijn die alles durft the tonen waardoor uw foto's kan maken.
Opnieuw een mooie documentaire met een goede uitleg.
Goed foto werk voor de drie foto's. Bedankt.

Groeten uit een lenteachtig Oost-Vlaanderen,
John.

Sergiom (117241) 2018-03-06 6:19

Bonjour Paul,

J'aime beaucoup cette scène de la vie quotidienne dans cette partie du monde où les enfants semblent bien heureux dans cette petite rue étroite . Les couleurs des vêtements apportent de la joie et de la vie à l'ensemble.

Amicalement

Serge

GyurMaster (24818) 2018-03-06 8:55

Hello Paul,

Nice street genre, the vivid clothes of the children highlight them nicely from the dark alley.

Best Wishes
Gy

ChrisJ (171794) 2018-03-06 9:51

Salut Paul,

A superb daily life scene from India. I saw similar spaghetti like collections of wires in Thailand. Looks like there are some immigrants from Pakistan / Turkey, judging by the collection of red & green crescent / star flags. Tfs!

lousat (139170) 2018-03-06 12:14

Hi Paul,useful post and info from this very poor world,i can read incredible things in your note. And the pics are an example of the daily life,different but always beautiful,so full of colors and made in great perspectives,very very good post my friend! Have a nice evening and thanks,Luciano

adramad (72934) 2018-03-06 13:01

Hello Paul.
An excellent scene from day to day, in this alley of Mumbai, children are a charm, the first of all looks at you with great sympathy, the color of their dresses gives a nice color, draws attention to the large bunch of cables on them , I wonder how they can know who each one is for.
Good management of brightness and sharpness.
Very well done. I love.
Have a great day.
Very best regards.
Luis.

dale54 (17768) 2018-03-07 11:13

paul hello and good evening..been enjoying your colorful shots from india!very pleasing and interesting scene,plus nice crop too! tfs dale

mesutilgim (0) 2018-03-07 12:45

Hello Paul,
Another nice and perfect TE entry, taken with a perfect pov and layout, very good light management and many interesting and usefull notes.
TFS and best regards
MESUT ILGIM

Royaldevon (85862) 2018-03-08 5:55

Hello Paul,

This is a very interesting photograph and set of notes.
The thought of washing in water used as a toilet is very worrying!
When you notice that some people have mobile phones, there is a real mismatch!
It would seem that some technological information has travelled quickly, whilst information on health issues is equivalent to standards more than a couple of centuries old!
I hate to think of the disease that these friendly, happy little children could suffer!

Your photographs reveal a very densely populated region, yet one that is sociable and friendly.

Thanks for the informative notes as well as the photographs, full of interesting images,
Bev :-)

macjake (98402) 2018-03-13 6:11

Hi Paul
wonderful TE photo and note.
from my own personal experience in India, I found these photos to be the most rewarding.

sad reality here, and its true what you said about mobile phones yet basic needs are not being met. I guess because it costs A lot of money to do that, while selling phones even to poor people still make the company money.

tremendous photo with the people, the wires, the small cramped areas. I can only imagine what it would be like to have to use the bath room in nature like that. There doesn't seem to be any sense of privacy living here. Not only lack of privacy for bathroom use, but even such things as having sex, dating, socializing...just seems to be a very loud and noisy atmosphere.

keep these photos coming, they're great!
cheers
Craig

mkamionka (74311) 2022-01-09 1:00

Hi Paul,
Yes I agree with your observation. One of the Indian TE members who I met on a TE meeing in Newcastle laughed at me that I refuse to own a smart phone because as he said even beggars in India have smart phones on which they accept money.
I don't have the answer to that.
Very interesting although somehow sad scene, Clothes give so much colorand people stare at you some of them with a smile but the alley becomes much darker furtjer in the distance.
Very well captured,
M