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sanjeev jain
{K:8763} 3/25/2006
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in all the ways even in love we capture our beloved in the cage by giving name to the feeling of love ....this is most unfortunate that we are killing our own kinds from our own hands and yet not feel a things only when sand slip out of the hand then we miss one man called Mr. gurdgieff said a child has to forgive his parents for what they did to him...he has taken all the truth from him and given the innocent child false concepts the god that never comes, the religion that he could not follow the books that makes no sense the life of dreams when the reality is passing right in front of him......the division of child is done like the incision done in muslim sects humans are the cruelist after god.....even lion cannot kill u everyday no ghost can haunt u every day but these humans they are such they now come in my dream they dont leave u there ,i remember my grand father when died after two days my granny had a dream and she told me next morning ur grand father came in night in my dream and said come with me what will u do here without me get up come after all i saw u were the most affected of my death ....she was scared first then she said no i dont want to die he said i am saying when i was alive and told u to come where i go u were ready and we are partners for many lives why no then come she said no go away i am scared to go with u u are dead and i dont need anymore of u go away but keep a watch on us if things are going wrong some troubles on my family then protect us ....i asked out of curiosity what did he say for this one she said he will i said u are lying ...if the woman cannot care for her husband is he mad? even after dead he is going to protect us and u? this is all the sincerity that one lives with i wonder.......
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Fatemeh Rahimi
{K:13523} 3/25/2006
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so tragic! but are we aware that sometimes we do the same with human being in different ways!
nice idea Sanjeev, so thoughtful!
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Alison DuFlon
{K:36566} 3/21/2006
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It is sad the way there is no say for those innocent critters, this is a great shot, showing in both birds and man very strong expressions. Alison
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Annemette Rosenborg Eriksen
{K:55244} 3/21/2006
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Poor chickens. We humans are actuallty the most brutal beings on Earth, although we feel so civilized. Itīs a clever, but also sick idea to breed living creatures in order to slaughter and eat them.
Best wishes,
Annemette
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sanjeev jain
{K:8763} 3/21/2006
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well to see the photo through specifiy meters is not my approach i am learning through my own light of awareness to be critque corner is to know what all i have missed while being here when i took the shot it was not in my mind whether someone will like it or not the sceen moved me so i took it what do u feel is important thanks for ur coment hugo....
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 3/21/2006
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Hi Sanjeev, I'm sorry if I have offended you. I wasn't discussing the message, I was discussing the photographic merit. You did put this up in the Critiquer's Corner, and in the Journalism category, though.
Cheers,
Hugo
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sanjeev jain
{K:8763} 3/21/2006
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forget journalist they are not in the cage first u put them in the cage then my aggression will be their words thanks anyway....it is the question of life and its meaning on earth and each individual has right to live his life and see these poor creatures they cannot revolt even......
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 3/21/2006
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Hi Sanjeev, Powerful journalistic image, telling the uesome story of the H5N1 virus, I presume.... Eventhough I can't say I like this image (photographically, that is) I do think the excessive distortion and the blown out wall and sky fit with the message. The question is if that fits with a journalistic image, which, arguably, is to report actions. I feel that with this extreme image, you also introduce a personal view, leading the viewer's opinion in one direction.... Hope you see what I mean, I'm in no way arguing your intentions...:)
Cheers,
Hugo
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