I think this will be the last of the photos I'll be posting in this series as I want to move unto something else. The essence really was to present Rwanda's progress in development since the genocide about 13 years ago. The children has been the focus in this photo essay
I hope you have not only enjoyed the photographic techniques employed here but also learnt something about these people too.
I think when you get your art to a certain level, then you can just do any simple thing at all and people would still marvel at such brilliance. Here's another notable work!
Jide you get the 1st "I LIKEY LIKEY" to be bestowed on any one for over 4 months from us, this image and the one previous are serious master pieces. Suby & Sinem bows at the feet of the Alakija fella for such awesome images.
Masterpieces.
Anon Imus
Nigeria
14 Jan 2008, 12:14
Well done Jide!
Thank you for the enlightenment. I have certainly enjoyed it.
I like the overbright window and the dark, dark shadows, they add something special to this picture.
He must be working very quickly for his hand to be that blurred. I dread to think how little he might earn, but hope it's enough to make a difference to his life.
I think this has been an excellent series of photographs where you have succeeded really well in capturing a variety of moods and situations. Well done!