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krzychu30 (15512) 2013-10-12 13:46

Hello Farhat,
interesting and original portrait shot(the man rolling two wheels is a great subject of the photo).Also your framing and finally treatment in monochrome gives the image special look.
Nicely done!

Have a nice sunday
Krzysztof

pajaran (102750) 2013-10-12 22:38

Dobar dan.
Dobar tekst sa datim podacima ...
Interesantan trenutak ...
Dobar trenutak snimka i kontrast, lepo pokazan trenutak.
Imajte lep dan za odmor, sve najbolje.
Paja.


Good afternoon.
Good text with the given data ...
An interesting moment ...
A good time recording and contrast nicely demonstrated moment.
Have a great rest day, all the best.
Paja.

ourania (51103) 2013-10-13 2:49

Hello Farhat,
a very interesting daily life scene showing the toil of the gentleman in a busy street of Calcutta. The process of repair sounds scary but he surely feels lucky for having this job and is hurrying down the street deeply concentrated. I like the dynamism of this full frame, the human presence and the movement around the foreground scene make a good complement. The monochrome conversion is very effective and has elliminated any possible distractions retaining the essence of the story. Congratulations and thank you!
All the best, have a lovely week,
Ourania

Miguel82 (47108) 2013-10-13 3:24

Good daily life scene that guy is going to bring these truck tyres to the engine shop, they look very damaged
An excellent b&w version image with high sharpness
Take care, enjoy your sunday

delpeoples (60326) 2013-10-13 4:40

Namaskar dear Farhat

Another excellent daily life photo. I like the B&W treatment, giving it a sense of timelessness and documentary effect. The vertical frame works well, the image is sharp and you controlled the shutter speed superbly to deliver this sense of movement.

Thanks for sharing, have a lovely day
Lisa

macjake (96157) 2013-10-13 5:51

Hi Farhat
I like how this photo and scene is packed full of interesting behind-the-scenes subjects.
there's more to this photo than just the 2 tires being rolled along the street.
cool shot of everyday life made interesting
cheers
craig

annjackman (23019) 2013-10-13 6:05

Hello Farhat,
This is original street photography showing how resourceful this man is. I like the way that the old tyres take up a good deal of the frame making a centre of interest. A super b/w picture.
Kind Regards, Ann

aleXundar (1256) 2013-10-13 8:06

Hello Farhat,
The scene is not rare in some part of the city, what is uncommon, is the age of the man. Usually some younger people do this...But they are never photographed so beautifully.
Excellent PoV and clarity.
A very nice daily life shot.
Tfs,

Regards,
Alekhya

holmertz (92932) 2013-10-13 8:38

Hello Farhat,
A fine snap-shot from a Calcutta street. There is a good graphic effect of the black tyres and his white clothes. I think he enjoyed playing with a bicycle-wheel when he was a child, beating it with a stick and running aong it, and now he can have fun the same way even as an adult.
Kind regards,
Gert

Schnappilic (9692) 2013-10-13 11:36

Hello Farhat,

Nice street capture. I like this moment, framing and timing. The result is good!

Best regards,

Ovidiu

jhm (203103) 2013-10-14 0:34

Hello Farhat,

Your country has a lot good professionals for repair of these vulcanization of worn tyres.
Your snap shot is very pleasant to look at.
Sharpness and clarity be superb.
Very well done, TFS.

Nice week,
John.

Oceania (5202) 2013-10-14 6:24

Hi Farhat,

I thought he is doing exercise with these tires, very interesting. I see you using B&W in your pictures a lot. It's nice.

elenimavrandoni (0) 2013-10-14 23:11

one more picture of your series and interesting to see all the real life scenes...any more soccer shots??

Kugart (1778) 2013-10-15 6:42

Hi Farhat,
Like this B&W presentation a lot. Nicely composed showing the busy street in the background. I like the concentration on the mans face as he rolls the tyres down the street.
Regards
Arthur.

clic (23804) 2013-10-15 8:40

Hello Farhat
Recycling is a valorours gesture; nevertheless I saw many times lost new "coatings" of vulcanized tires abandoned on highways; they represent danger for automobilists.
Anyway this old man had a noble intention expressed with much depth because the rolling tires are to the point of hitting the lens, compared to the leafy backdrop.
Cheers.
Robert

kato (11630) 2013-10-16 1:19

Hello Farhat,

You're capturing well this daily life by a good composition and excellent B/W tone/clarity, so it's interesting and impressive to see the elderly man who is carrying the big/used tires for repair in the street. It's an interesting daily life spectacle.

Kind regards,
mikio

Cricri (176) 2013-10-16 11:38

Hi Farhat
Grande scθne de vie quotidienne, bien mise en N/B, les pneus immense et fort usιes, belle prιsentation
Belle soirιe
cricri

mirosu (16313) 2013-10-17 1:26

Hi Farhat,
I was a bit silent during past days (without Internet-lot of traveling); just yesterday I came back from my Kerala trip, and it was excellent. My silence is broken. I've already started posting photos from this trip (I've sent you a mail message this morning).

Superb monochrome photo, excellent light, nice arrangement, very good low angle viewpoint. The tyres looks like our tour bus tyres, with a flat tyre during fifth day.
Excellent focusing. Well done.

Greetings,
Miro

adramad (67048) 2013-10-17 9:41

Hi Farhat.
A very interesting image, with this scene of daily life in the city, I think nearly all can be reusable and these two great tires, sure it will, the image in B & W, gives a very thin line.
Very good image quality, sharpness is also great.
Well done.
Enjoy a happy day.
Best wishes.
Luis.

mcmtanyel (58830) 2013-10-17 13:25

Hello Farhat,
I an excellent photo from the streets of Calcutta. It brings out the child in the onlooker until one reads the note. Why do you think this fellow has taken it Upon himself to recycle these tires? Are individuals supposed to recycle their own tires or is there any money to be made out of it or is this fellow just a plain conscientious citizen?
Regards,
MT
PS. I am glad Bollywood movies have happy endings. Yeşilηam movies, on the other hand, must have tragic endings. What good is a movie if it can't make you cry, anyway? :-))

colinbrenchley (6431) 2013-10-19 2:44

Farhat. Indian Street life - an unending subject - you a lucky to be able to see every day I should imagine. I like your use of B&W for these subjects.
Regards
Colin

daddo (28728) 2013-10-26 23:30

Salam Farhat. Tight composition as these two tyres come rolling towards us while the man is concentrating in keeping them on the straight and narrow. Well caught. best wishes. Klaudio.

Vasa (515) 2013-11-08 14:43

Another daily life scene for my soul, Farhat. You are vigilent photographer on the street. Be my favorite. Kind regards,

Branko

COSTANTINO (104253) 2013-11-17 0:02

Hello
different shot from a different world
original version seeing this old man rolling
over an old worn out pair of tyres
great experience on a busy Calcutta street
nice pov
the expression of his face describes
the interior of his soul
regards
Costantino