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We the people

We the people

Posted by Kaddy (Mumbai, India) on 13 December 2008 in People & Portrait.

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Shirin Moosavi from Tehran, Iran

Brilliant use of selective color!

13 Dec 2008 7:00pm

Eleftheria! from Athens, Greece

A lovely portrait!

13 Dec 2008 7:19pm

Calvy/Abhi from Despo Ville, India

awesome portrait!

13 Dec 2008 8:47pm

MadScientist from Düsseldorf, Germany

Impressive face, I guess he would have much to tell.

13 Dec 2008 11:59pm

k@ from Paris, France

SO brilliant, yes... and his air is wonderful ! Bravo*

14 Dec 2008 11:08am

Laurie from New Jersey, United States

Impressive shot here. He has an impressive beard and very strong features.

15 Dec 2008 2:59am

Michael Rawluk from Williams Lake, BC, Canada

That is a wonderful portrait. Excellent shot.

16 Dec 2008 11:14pm

Eric Fry from Houston, TX, United States

I agree with Michael, this is an exceptionally great portrait!

16 Dec 2008 11:30pm

Mazrul Hisyam from Johor, Malaysia

Lots of story behind that face...nice work :)

18 Dec 2008 3:17pm

Othon Leon from Montréal, Canada

Extra-ordinary!

19 Dec 2008 12:05am

Kits from Mumbai, India

I like the selective colouring and his features are brilliant...

25 Dec 2008 10:55am

Marie LC from Voiron, France

Impressive and beautiful

20 Jan 2009 2:44pm

Claus Petersen from herfølge, Denmark

Wonderful selective color work, it really helps lead the eye!

20 Jan 2009 9:13pm

Ankit Padliya from Mumbai, India

Commendable potrait.
Kaddy, you are no doubt an amazing photographer.
Though i would like to ask you that why does the series "we the people" have to contain only old ladies or 'babas' or villagers. People outside India if look at this album will make certain kind of perception about India which will be incomplete. This album would make much more sense if you cover every stratum of society from rich to poor, from villagers to urban people, from old to youth.

5 Jun 2009 4:40am

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