Chocho Indian Funeral, Mexico

© Paul Smith

Chocho Indian Funeral, Mexico

Uploaded: January 13, 2005

Description

It was amazing how accepting of me these people were in their time of grief. I had to hand-hold the camera o a dreary, foggy day. Tri-X film

Comments

Heather L. Jacks January 13, 2005

Fantastic image! #204812

Judith G. Secco January 13, 2005

Wow, this is an amazing image, Paul. It certainly tells a story. You really captured this beautifully!
Judy #1030988

Paul Smith January 13, 2005

Thanks, Heather and Judy. I am greatly honored by this praise from two such distinuished photographers. Maybe you'd like to see one more from that funeral, another shot that amazes me because the people let me be the "fly on the wall," #1031027

Heather L. Jacks January 13, 2005

Really fine work. It is fascinating to see their customs. Well done. #1032045

Janet S. Jonas January 13, 2005

thisis simply an exceptional image. The grain and tones, composition are all first rate. you are good. I can't help but think I have seen this before. Are you by chance the Texan on another site? #1032479

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