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Published: 2005-06-24 07:04:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 19996; Favourites: 466; Downloads: 3406
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If the walls could talk,
They will speak of your loneliness.
If you could listen to the walls,
You would probably will never be alone.
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Udaipur, India.
Watch in FullView, and please...
Take your time to absorb the details.
G
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Comments: 204
There is a wave travelling through time, from the denim fabric, through the poster canvas and into the folds of her clothes. She is not defined by the wave, but is buoyant, she is not trapped by the message of the wall, she is waiting.
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Dang, now this picture has got some meaning behind it.
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This picture is spectacular. Again contrast of opposites. Modern and traditional, Happiness and sadness... The look in her eyes, the revealing lips, the rings on her toes... So much to see in this photo. I love it
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Hello
A quick message letting you know this has been featured in my journal .
Thank you
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awesome picture. i love the contrast between her character and the wall... full of ideas. good job
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just letting you know i have featured you in my journal located here [link] thank you for your fantastic photographic gifts to us all and sharing them with us
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i know this probably doesn't matter that much to you, but you have a feature: [link]
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ahh i loved the way u have portrayed my country here on dA , it's so real this capture so much reminds me steve mccurry work in india , it's pleasure to have u here , next time here let me know will not miss the opportunity to meet the god of dA !!!!! continue to amaze us all .....
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Wow, the background speaks of sensuality, love, touch, and passion; while reality speaks of something quite different. I am very interested in the Israel, Egypt, and India, and the complexity of these cultures hurts my brain when I think of them.
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wow... u have a raelly amazing ..must say...this pic esp. caught my eyes ... i'm an indian and these movie posters are a common sight on every other street and they never looked so beautiful ever before! thanks for giving me a new perspective to look at them
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oh nice. she looks like all the women put together i saw on the streets of kolkata. nice work!
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Another gorgeous photograph. The contrast between the woman and the background is very interesting.
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I feel sort of claustrophobic in an aesthetic sense,
but despite that, its such a wonderful photo, and again,
your words bring more value to the piece.
beautiful. x
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reminds me of some steve mcurry photos. .. he has one like that with people ipainted in the backround.
I love it tho. awesome.
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I'm from alaska and this is in a way a culture shock, but i still love it, and one of the reason is cause it's outside my culture, but the emotion in the eyes is still the same as anyother. and it's still beautyful.
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I am in LOVE with this photo
but may i ask
as i am planning to go to india this summer myself
how did you get the picture?
did you ask the women if you could take a photo of her?
As a new photographer I am a bit afraid that someone is going to hit me if i dont ask properly if i can take a photo of them!!!
But again, an inspiring photo
and i love the caption with it!!!!
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I smiled at her and lifted my camera.
If I see they are unhappy with me taking their picture, I back off.
Thank you
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man!!
POWERFULL Portrait--this ismy all time favorite for sure!!!!
take care,
Ilker
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socio-mythology and idealism reflecting through vistas of reality.
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1) The duotoned background
2) Lovely red foreground
3) Just perfect balance of BLUE...
what else one needs for a wonderful picture.
Salute from Bombay !!!!
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very nice work, the colors are nxt to reality. love it.
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another gorgeous image...i'm loving the feel of your recent work. i had tuned out for a while, but i do regret it now. these are really quite amazing.
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This reminds me of that famous photo of that girl.. I don't remember her nationality, nor the magazine's name..
Really a great photograph, with much sensibility and emotion.
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so much meaning in such a powerful image
i have stayed to absorb
now im going to
this made me think
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This is an excellent photo. It truely tells a story in its own way. Gorgeous colors & detail. 
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incredible portrait. So much emotion here...
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amazing .. contrast between .. preservative .. and open minded civilizations 
i love this shot
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wow thats a great portrait and words to go with it are so true, wish the walls talked to me...
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whoa! im Indian and there is this aspect to the picture that you have somewhat wrong..
since the model is squatting in front of a wall which bears a movie poster.. i guess it shows the pathetic situation of my country.. where its rich and the poor.. within whose irony comes along the dilemma among the rich and poor a section that is a mockery of a situation.. in the west referred to as Californication .. in India usually called Bollywood..[wannabe hollywood (!) ]
then the poster before which she sits reads Zehar.. because i remember watching the movie.. the literal meaning being "poison".. so taking that angle. and the expression in her eyes, she gives this angry, vindictive look.. its all contradictorily/fitting..
if i were you I'd prolly call it "wall" etc. cus that is what it seems to me in th first instance.. the basic emphasis of the subject metaphorically speaking is only on the wall!
the model.. the poster its all a horizon view..
however great shot..
and for your visit i think i'd give you a +fav..
and hey your gallery has no more india shots?
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