TREK EARTH, a photo from West Bengal, East

Photographer's Note

A TRIBUTE TO TREKEARTH AND ALL MY PHOTOGRAPHIC FRIENDS ACROSS THE WORLD !!!

Trek earth and wander from place to place to capture the best of nature & mankind. Watch every visuals which comes on your way and capture the same. Explore the unexplored and make your life a gift for this world.

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Waylim (25436) 2010-01-21 17:44

Hi Anindya,
I like the message you trying to convey, and it is a great subject and would make a great theme, trying to show an image that represent or depict the idea of TrekEarth in one image. However, I feel that this one is a little too literal with a foot on the earth, but the image is not compelling enough to make a statement give a strong impression. I like the idea. You should take that challenge and come up with more images. I imagine a few people with backpacks, camera, going on of a dusty trail with some green vegetation, and there is some round curved to represent the earth. I'm looking forward to see what you come up with.
Way

satyakki (672) 2010-01-23 10:34

My Dear Anindya,
It is the limitation in the imaging device called 'camera' that it at times fails to brings out the poet in you the way you want. Having seen all your photographs and having read all your notes, one would agree that you are a thinker of a photographer.....I am sure through this shot you have tried to give a POV and to communicate something to do with man and his environment.But the intent behind the photo is lost or for sure I am not able to see or appreciate it.(Truely, I am not an expert.)

I tried doing a WS (like always) but thought it better to ask you this - If you have any other shots of the same series(I mean,clicked earlier or later than this click) where the POV stands out clearly..please upload the same and lets all benefit from what you want to say.

Truely, with all the speech and the vocabulary, we humans somethings fail to communicate, so think of an image...., how much can it communicate silently.

Warmly,
Satyakki