Third part of the series. These photographs were shot at Kumartuli. The beauty of these Rickshaws is that they enter any nook and corner of the city, without being hushed now. Once a prime mode of transport across gullis’ of North Kolkata, this now forms heritage of the city, criticised by the activists on humanitarian grounds, the bengali moms love leaving their children to the nearest trustworthy rickshaw wala, to make them reach school in time. 🙂
Photograph [ 007 ] :
Photograph [ 008 ] : Transporting material to the other by lane.
Photograph [ 009 ] : Some time to rest.
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1st ar 2nd e sharpness kom, frame ta bhalo laglo na, last chobi ta sundor….
the legendary Eric Kim said that if u can feel the street in a photograph its street photography…..u know that i dont believe in jargonish comments, i detest those, i love the pictures. they tell me about the rickshawwallahs of old calcutta. Nice clicks
@koustav Ghosh LOL
this series could be about hand-pull rickshawwallahs instead of hand-pull rickshaw. 1st and 2nd frame e rickshaw niye kichu dekha jachhe na…1st frame e rickshaw soft focus e, 2nd frame e rickshaw almost frame er baire…3rd is neat composition…you can do much better.
If u can differentiate between the first snap and the other two snaps in this post, u’ll understand what i meant to say in your photography page. Neways good job indeed. It has got a natural feel.
last one is darun..!!