Photographer's Note
Here = Sepia version
Workshop = color version
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She planted spinach in a little garden and her earn was selling it.
She was more than 70 years old but very active like a young.
After I asked her for this shot, we bought much fresh spinach from her :)
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Near Gorgan city where is capital of Golestan province, in north-east of Iran.
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I hope you like it.
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Jeppe
(18654) 2004-07-06 4:05
Very fine composion and angle you got this shot in - The sepia works very well, even the colour vesion interesting to watch as well - I like them both.
Thank you very much for sharing Mohammad.
Thanks once more for the inspiration - I have loads of shots never posted (guess we all have ;-) - but this one reminds me of one I simply must post now :-)
albiback
(8751) 2004-07-06 7:19
Photography is dry without colors, the framework goes to essence: the movement of this woman towards the ground. This gesture is an elementary gesture of the country world that many painters and photographers reproduced. You restored it well in a sober composition.
jhm
(211734) 2004-07-06 7:19
Lovely combination Mohammad, photograph for spinach, it is also a less aggressive way of taking pictures of people, excellent work.
summer89
(5422) 2004-07-06 9:43
Great B&W Mohammad,
I like this composition and B&W choise.
Well done
jhonny_blue
(4956) 2004-07-06 11:41
Very good picture in a good position !
I love this old lady and the sepia choice !
Very well done Mohammad.
cdewet
(0) 2004-07-06 13:30
I think the monotone adds to the monotonous life of this woman, the dark face adds is bit of mysterie to who she is (not)
Well done, Mohammad
Hanssie
(11022) 2004-07-06 13:31
Hi Mohammad !
Nice scene of your "world" in sepia, I also saw your coloured one, but I like that one more...hope you don't mind (of course not, it's my picture too....he he)
nwoehnl
(122) 2004-07-06 16:08
Even though I'm very much the color geek, if I compare the two versions I have to say that I like the sepia one better. Also you made a good composition with the old woman planting spinach on the sloping hill. Nice rural setting, and again accompanied by your sympathetic notes. Well done Mohammad.
cmartos
(242) 2004-07-06 19:42
Excellent composition and crop Mohammad. I like your sepia tone, very well suited to this kind of pictures. The DOF is good and diagonals make it quite dynamic. Very fine work, I love the sepia version :-).
pamastro
(7296) 2004-07-07 1:55
Another very good shot in sepia, though I have to say I prefer the color. It's just such great color. But I appreciate the sepia and how it gives this an aged feel like the woman picking the plants. It's a very good composition, also, with the woman well placed and the side of the hill and plants moving toward her in a way. Nicely done.
ale
(1819) 2004-07-07 15:15
I like a lot of your shots Mohammad, but I can't vote them all...here I like the perfect composition, the choice of sepia tone and the very nice subject, she is in a very good form!
Galeota
(10352) 2004-07-08 4:18
Excellent image Mohammad. The sepia adds an out of time atmosphere to the composition. I like that her face is almost hidden which stimulates our imagination.
yesterday
(9833) 2004-07-08 16:30
Great working scene of a old women, good light and good Sepia tone.
regards Kaj Nielsen
optic
(0) 2004-07-08 18:21
Well... i like the picture and spinach !!! thanks for sharing these pictures from Iran, i discover a nice contry and nice people.
:)
bazal
(7900) 2004-07-16 8:25
Very nice composition and nice story too. I really like the sepia tones you used there. Great shot !
Photo Information
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Copyright: Mohammad E Hesamian (elihesamian)
(26149)
- Genre: Gente
- Medium: Blanco y negro
- Date Taken: 2003-04-00
- Categories: Vida cotidiana
- Versión de la foto: Versión original, Workshop
- Tema(s): A pair of photos with contrast, Poeple Portfolio [view contributor(s)]
- Date Submitted: 2004-07-06 3:33
Discussions
- To ale: Thanks! (1)
by elihesamian, last updated 2004-07-08 03:03 - To Jeppe: Thanks for great theme (2)
by elihesamian, last updated 2004-07-15 04:50