Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Rajan Parrikar on May 05, 2021, 10:12:42 am
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The Razor's Edge. (https://blog.parrikar.com/2021/05/05/the-razors-edge/)
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Dangerous life! On the first shot, the barber seems to enjoy his job a lot while on the second one, he seems very focused.
Well seen, you had an excellent point of view.
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Dangerous life! On the first shot, the barber seems to enjoy his job a lot while on the second one, he seems very focused.
Well seen, you had an excellent point of view.
Thanks, Francois. The lens was no more than a foot or so from the action.
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Thanks, Francois. The lens was no more than a foot or so from the action.
A close shave, indeed!
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A true professional. Even your presence didn't cause his razor to slip.
A great pair of shots.
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A true professional. Even your presence didn't cause his razor to slip.
A great pair of shots.
Rajan wasn't the one taking risks! ;D
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Rajan wasn't the one taking risks! ;D
True. And perhaps the client couldn't see the threat that loomed behind him. But the barber had a steady hand.
(Or if he didn't, I'm sure Rajan would have shown us a photo of the bucket of blood on the floor... ;) )
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True. And perhaps the client couldn't see the threat that loomed behind him. But the barber had a steady hand.
(Or if he didn't, I'm sure Rajan would have shown us a photo of the bucket of blood on the floor... ;) )
Barbers in India are highly skilled and wield their instruments with precision. I told them to continue doing their work as if I wasn't around.