Check out the kids and the monkey in the background! Originally I was hoping the kids would get out of the photo, but then I realized their interaction with the monkey added something extra to the shot.
Chittor Palace, India.
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Very nice!
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I like the detail
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You’re so right – the kids & monkey add layers of story! Beautiful shot!
Perfect, I love shots like this – I’m always looking for that “extra”
It’s often hard to find that something ‘extra’ but I’m slowly learning to wait a bit (not too good on patience) until something happens to transform the scene. This was a good exercise is really ‘looking’.
Cool picture – love the different levels, physically and figuratively.
the kids and monkey do add so much – and so does that pink scarf!!!
Didn’t realize that the pink scarf added emphasis to the man in the foreground until you mentioned it…
:0)