Living with it
by UrfaK

Comment by Abstract:
the eye contact in the girl makes me VERY uncomfortable looking at the shot. a big success for a documentary/journalistic style photograph. similarity between lambs and two guys scrounging in the trash says a lot about their conditions. last bust not the least, those nice cars in the background shows the proof of financially extremely unbalanced society. one of the best shots i have seen in the documentary genre recently.
will look forward to knowing more about this place and how you shot this photograph. thanks in advance.

Living with it
by UrfaK

Comment by timfythetoo:
Powerful shot. The fact that this is reality for so many people is frightening. I hope this stands out strong in placement. Scenes like these need to be seen. Bumping up.

Living with it
by UrfaK

Comment by ginnylejeune:
Wow! This photo hits a cord.

Momento
by UrfaK

Comment by JulietNN:
I really like this shot. Looks old world to me. The gritty grain of the table and flower adds to that punch, brilliant

Living with it
by UrfaK

Comment by emerygirl25:
This is a good photograph. It shows a very realistic point of view that other people don't have. The contrast of the colors of the trash stands out very well.

Living with it
by UrfaK

Comment by JoAnna3853:
OMG, I don't know where this is but man did it give you a great shot covered in pollution, even the sky looks smoggy. Other than that great range of values And the gritty textures give a sense being there. Love the expression (obviously not faked) everything here seems all to real.

Living with it
by UrfaK

Comment by iskowjen:
this picture is great! it looks like it would be in a magazine..10 from me

Living with it
by UrfaK

Comment by DigiFotoBuddy:
Nice shot, goes very well with the challenge. Lighting is little flat. I would have used curves or contrast to add depth.

Living with it
by UrfaK

Comment by kolasi:
well heres the best so far.
very powerful image showing pollution, its affect on nature, and even more important its affect on people. (maybe not directly on people, but as a byproduct of the industrial age)

Living with it
by UrfaK

Comment by Budya:
Such a telling image.