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The difficult path

This is a discussion on The difficult path within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Hi, I got this boy trying to make is way as you can see and I thought it was interesting. ...

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    Hi,
    I got this boy trying to make is way as you can see and I thought it was interesting. A reminder of the difficult path an african child has to go through.
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    Not only interesting but so wonderful composed too. Maybe will be better if you cut out top of the image.Like that image very much.

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    Very nice!
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    Got me here - choked up, yisehaq. The photo is so poignant. Love what you called it too.

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    another VERY strong image Yisehaq

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    I love the warmth against the blue. Beautiful boy and beautiful photo!

    A question- is that part of a ribcage wrapped around the spine? It kind of looks like a metal coil of some kind.

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    An awesome shot with wonderful light. Vyeko makes a great suggestion though, get rid of the top bit.
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    Interesting shot. They use animal bones as stepping stones?

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    this image is so intriguing - I find I can't stop staring at it!
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    Great capture! nicely seen

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