Winds of Celebration
Uploaded: July 04, 2012
The poor boy was selling the wind fans along the roadside near the hill resort of Nathiagali in Pakistan.
He was hoping for continuing winds so that his handmade colorful wind fans would rotate while the cars approach and hopefully stop to buy a few. When I did, he celebrated his sales with a smile as the winds rotated his fans.
Exif: F Number: 22, ExposureTime: 100/1299 seconds, ISO: 200, FocalLength: 16.00 mm, Model: NIKON D40
Dr Silly July 05, 2012
Fun use of selective coloring. Well done. :O)Joy Rector July 05, 2012
love this shot #10214951Marcie A. Fowler July 05, 2012
You did a wonderful job of capturing the moment. REally like the use of selective coloring and the tones in this image. #10215087Bob Cournoyer July 05, 2012
The smile, the color, the dreary surroundings...good job... :-) #10215229Patricia A. Casey July 06, 2012
Wonderful capture & rendition Usman....with a smile like that I would buy some myself! #10216960Joanna Madloch July 15, 2012
Fantastic, Usman! I love the selective color treatment. #10230043Stephen Zacker July 15, 2012
Fantastic smile and splash of colors #10230557Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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