Sunday, 20th April 2008
Fading Away
by Aazd Hossain
I caught her relaxing at the entrance of great Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur, India.
Equipment: canon 400D , 70-200 f/4 L
Aazd Hossain
Fading Away by Aazd Hossain was photo of the day on Sunday, 20th April 2008. It is tagged India, People, Women. You can leave a comment below.
28 Comments
Cheri
Every life deserves a novel–clearly this beautiful woman has a story to share that would intrigue us all! The colors in the photo are absolutely beautiful!
Ahmed Sharif
very intense picture……. the marks on her face are so pronounced……. like the tone as well….
Dennis
She looks so sad. Or is it resigned to her fate. I guess I am in a melancholy mood this evening. Great portrait, though! I have been to Jodhpur and to the fort as well. It brings back fond memories of India.
Marie Dunphy Harding
I wonder what she’s thinking! Is she thinking of her youth or the inevitable death; A life well spent or that of poverty , possibly abuse; Of her children or a barren womb?
Perhaps she is looking to the Future, to a Life more pleasing than her Past has been.
Her eyes are vague.Beauty still lies beneath that rugged face.
Harry, ExposedPlanet.com
Beautiful capture, framing is wonderful as is her expression. Well done.
Pieter -sAner- van der Horst
A good portrait. Very intense.
Albert @ ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY
A well composed and excellent portrait of a sad looking woman who has shown that she had surpassed and weathered through many obstacles in life.
Richard
Funny at all the assumptions made based on her picture.
a.
This is a very moving portrait. As Pieter said, she looks very intense. How old is this woman? (If you know)
Rick Kearns
Terrific composition and lighting. Her face tells of many stories, now if only she could confirm them with us.
Yanaar Lee
Brings tears to my eyes. Excellent!
Malta Photography
A face of a thousand stories.
Pauline Jones
Older people feel the same as they did when they were younger; they just look different.
Anurag
To me, rather than looking sad she appears more annoyed by the intrusion of her milieu by the camera. For all one knows she might be more happy and contended then all of us. Appearances can be deceiveing.
ASH
nice capture!!!!!
ziggy
She’s not fading. Those lines won’t be rubbed out easily. Thank you for bringing her and her lines to light.
razeb
excellent job milton. you are the one man! carry on
Ony
Speechless…In a word– Tremendous
Banna
Milton….ur gonna be a great artist some day..very well done.
Tom
She doesn’t look relaxed. How old is this babe, anyway.
Swetha Reddy
MR. Aazd,
I love the intensity of her expression in the pic. I have an exhibition coming up and would like to paint her in oils with your permission.
Please do let me know. Thanks a ton.
Saud A Faisal
wow…congrat man
Su
Lovely portrait of a natural woman.
Sue Gagnon
Amazingly captured. This woman is old, and time reveals her tales.
mike
Very nice closeup of her.
Su
Great shot, theres a life lived in all those lines.
Rajib Singha
Congrats!
renee
amazing shot