landfill in Ahmedabad

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landfill in Ahmedabad sent on March 15, 2014 (14:40) by Stefano Ci. 4 comments, 515 views.

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La discarica di Ahmedabad. Sono riuscito a far uno scatto solo, prima di esser bloccati, dal finestrino di quel posto pieno di pattume animali odori e persone che rovistavano in cerca di qualcosa da vendere.

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Roberta Pagani

sent on March 30, 2014 (19:47)

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Documento forte ma sicuramente interessante

Document strong but definitely interesting

Stefano Ci

sent on March 31, 2014 (8:10)

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Grazie Roberta!!! Appena arrivati in quest'enorme discarica e pronti a scattare abbiamo trovato tutte le persone li molto ostili come giustamente comprensibile visto come la loro posizione nella scala sociale li può far sentire. Un posto enorme pieno di animali da cani ad avvoltoi, un odore fortissimo e la gente che correva appena la gru spostava qualche mucchio di spazzatura per arrivare primi a cercare tra i "nuovi" rifiuti. Sicuramente una scena che puoi trovare in tanti paesi del sud est asiatico.
Speravo in tanti scatti ma siamo stati costretti a lasciare il posto appena arrivati.

Thank you Roberta! Just arrived in this huge dump and are ready to take all the people we found them very understandable rightly seen as hostile as their position in the social scale they can make people feel. A huge place full of animals from dogs to vultures, a very strong smell and the people running the crane moved just a few bunch of junk to get among the first to try the "new" waste. Definitely a scene that you can find in many countries of Southeast Asia.
I was hoping for so many shots but we were forced to leave the place just arrived.

Giovanniceccarelli

sent on May 15, 2014 (19:39)

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Ciao Stefano, questa foto non mi convince. Una foto di reportage dovrebbe raccontare, descrivere e la scelta dell'inquadratura (forse per enfatizzare lo sfocato del 135?) non aiuta in questo senso....
talvolta la ricerca della parte ''artistica'' della foto non è necessaria! Io avrei montato il 35 o il 24mm!

Hello Stephen, this photo does not convince me. A photo reportage should narrate, describe, and the choice of the frame (perhaps to emphasize the fuzzy 135?) Does not help in this regard ....
sometimes the research part of the'' art'' of the photo is not necessary! I would have mounted the 35 or 24mm!

Stefano Ci

sent on May 18, 2014 (14:50)

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Ciao Giovanni,
Ti ringrazio per il passaggio e il commento. Capisco bene il tuo punto di vista e lo terrò in considerazione!
Grazie :)

Hello John,
Thank you for the passage and comment. I understand your point of view and I'll consider!
Thank you :)

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