Dear Friends,
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This time I am before you with a photograph, titled “After a Long Journey” which is one of my favourites and has a great meaning behind it. This photograph was clicked in December-2006 when I was on a trip to Hoshangabad (M.P, India). This city is famous for its "Sethani Ghaat" which is built on the banks of Holy River; Narmada. The people of the region have a profound faith in this river. I had a chance to go to this Ghaat on one fine morning. The weather there was quite pleasant. While I was taking a stroll, I noticed this old lady relaxing on the stairs of the Ghaat. She had reached to this spot from a remote place after covering a long journey. Her facial expressions witnessed together, "her journey to the Ghaat" and "the lengthy voyage of her life" at the same moment. Her bags and stick supported her personality. Further, in the background the rows of stairs strengthened the composition. I had an opportunity to get a truth-seeking shot. I clicked two frames. This is one of them. I used a Nikon, f-80 with a 28mm -105mm lens (Nikon).
This time I am before you with a photograph, titled “After a Long Journey” which is one of my favourites and has a great meaning behind it. This photograph was clicked in December-2006 when I was on a trip to Hoshangabad (M.P, India). This city is famous for its "Sethani Ghaat" which is built on the banks of Holy River; Narmada. The people of the region have a profound faith in this river. I had a chance to go to this Ghaat on one fine morning. The weather there was quite pleasant. While I was taking a stroll, I noticed this old lady relaxing on the stairs of the Ghaat. She had reached to this spot from a remote place after covering a long journey. Her facial expressions witnessed together, "her journey to the Ghaat" and "the lengthy voyage of her life" at the same moment. Her bags and stick supported her personality. Further, in the background the rows of stairs strengthened the composition. I had an opportunity to get a truth-seeking shot. I clicked two frames. This is one of them. I used a Nikon, f-80 with a 28mm -105mm lens (Nikon).
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---Dr. Pankaj Sharma
---Dr. Pankaj Sharma
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Dear Dr. Sharma,
ReplyDeleteIt is really a beautiful picture. You can very well see the tonal gradation a film would offer.
K. B. Jothady APSI
Mumbai
A Beautiful story telling picture.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on mastering story telling shooting also.
ReplyDeleteKgM.
(K.G.Maheshwari)
Mumbai
Hi..
ReplyDeletethe picture here is an example of good composition and philosophical approach of photographer.
james richards
Your blog update is nice. It is not the Story behind the picture, it is the soul of picture that you have narrated in spritual manner
ReplyDeleteGopal Krishna Sharma- Bareilly
Dear Dr. Sharma.
ReplyDeleteYou have presented above photograph very philosophically. I appreciate your vision.
DEVENDRA AHUJA, DELHI
A true Picture with a nice story
ReplyDeleteSwami Prem Sangeet,Bareilly
Sir,
ReplyDeletea beautiful yet heart touching image.
chandan d.n.gaonkar
Panaji, Goa
Dr. Sharma,
ReplyDeletethis single photograph is sufficient enough to prove your skills in the field of art of photography.
Samuel
A perfect image with appropriate explanation.
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ABHIMANYU RATHORE, DELHI
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