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India 2

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Mark Allen
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A cacophony of pandemonium; sights, sounds and smells, people and pollution, resulting in a sensory overload.  The poverty and rubbish are in sharp contrast to the armed guards at gated hotels, where there is not a single leaf out of place.  On the streets; the children, who seem to have nothing, are happy and clean.  It's confusing, sometimes most disturbing, but a wonderful place to visit and (for me) a once in a lifetime experience.  

Following Barry's advice, I re-visited this show that was V1 in 2015.  For some reason, it just didn't work for me.  But it now does in V2.

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Mickp

Mickp 23

   1 of 1 member found this review helpful 1 / 1 member

An excellent snapshot of India.  I liked the way you moved from Poverty to Opulence and then to Beauty as the music moved from sorrowful to inspiring and then to quiet. Possibly I may have moved some of the shots slightly to fit in with this theme but that is a matter of opinion and as you were there you would know best. Well done and thanks for sharing.

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Jeff Lunt

Jeff Lunt 19

  

Wonderful show...the music choice was perfect.  Zimmer is one of my all time favorites and this particular piece called Time has a dark melancholy to it that fits the hardships of the people, and their struggles.  Really, I loved it more than any show I've downloaded in a long time.  Also, normally I'm not a people person as photography goes, but you had a perfect balance as pertains to when you put a  person in and when you put scenery in.  Fabulous.  I just can't say enough.

One question, and it isn't meant to be critical at all...how did you take pictures of the people in the streets?  I would find it extremely difficult to point a camera at someone toiling with there daily routine.   Did you do it secretly or offer something in return?  Just curious as I am a total coward when it comes to this sort of thing.

Again...terrific show in every respect.

 

Jeff Lunt

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