Moridi's photos
Why kids?
Posted by Moridi (Tehran, Iran) on 17 May 2009 in Miscellaneous and Portfolio.
Children who beg to be forced.
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oncho from granada, Spain
Muy dura he impactante,haces bien en mostrar la otra cara de la fotografa y de la vida.
17 May 2009 7:19am
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Thierry Masson from orly, France
what a stunning shot! I should like to make such a photography once in my life
17 May 2009 9:54am
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jeff (aka dogilicious) from Millerstown, PA, United States
Extremely powerful capture. I don't think most of the world is aware of how some children are forced to grow.
17 May 2009 2:27pm
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k@ from Paristanbul*, France
Terrible
and
terrific !
A very strong, disturbing & true shot
17 May 2009 3:02pm
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Don Smith from California, United States
A very sad, dramatic, and invoking image. Thank you for sharing.
17 May 2009 4:32pm
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Stephen Phillips from San Francisco, United States
A dark and sad commentary. A good and meaningful study and question.
17 May 2009 4:35pm
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Ca†≈ from Ouchy, Switzerland
Strong shot.
No comment at all, picture speaks in of.
17 May 2009 6:38pm
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Luis A. De Jesus R. from Mexico City, Mexico
Here in Mexico children are used to manipulate people into giving alms. I know there is real, apparent hardship here, but I am bothered the extent people go to in order to grab attention.
Nicely captured moment, nonetheless.
18 May 2009 12:39am
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shoti from Everywhere in the, Philippines
these guys know that people will have more sympathy with these children. it's a pity they can't do anything about it.
anyway, this is a greatly composed photograph, b&w is a good choice, brings more emotions.
18 May 2009 12:45am
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One from Açores, Portugal
What strong composition ! A terrible moment of life, great shot !
18 May 2009 4:29am
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Nina from Haute Loire, France
Yes, why children? We want a better world for children everywhere.
Thank you for the photo reportage
18 May 2009 6:20am
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yaser from karaj, Iran
tarkib bandiye kadr fogholadas, neghah va hesset tahsin bar angize, merc ke fekr kardi
18 May 2009 6:26am
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Parinaz from Tehran, Iran
چشمهای باز یکی از بچه ها
انگار منتظر ِ....؛
خیلی تلخ ِ؛ خیلی
18 May 2009 6:35am
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-C17H21NØ4- from Persia, Iran
an ordinary scene to my eyes...
every day sorrow,every time misery...
you carry your crippled children in hope of salvation
and lay them down to die
cause salvation does not came
EXCELLENT SHOT
18 May 2009 7:06am
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Ravi from Bangalore, India
A thought provoking shot! I really feel sad for such kids and will love to see them studying and enjoying life.
18 May 2009 8:28am
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Saeed Rasoulof from Tehran, Iran
Akse Kheili Khubiye , Ham Entekhabe Sujeh , Man Onvan Va ham Kadrbandi :)
18 May 2009 9:18am
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Shahryar from Isfahan, Iran
A hard fact but it is.Anyway this phot is great . I love the B/W photos.have a good time :)
18 May 2009 9:38am
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zOOm from Paris, France
Yes, why kids. A very poignant image. Strong message as well.
18 May 2009 10:37am
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Laurie from New Jersey, United States
Poverty, hardship, and exploitation do not discriminate. In this country it can be a bit more subtle. There are some women will continue to have more and more children because that is how they can get more money and stay on the government welfare roles. It is just a different tack on this idea of using the children to get alms only in that case the alms are entitlements from the government. Filling out forms instead of begging on the street. How sad. Powerful image, very thought provoking.
18 May 2009 11:45am
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Craig@Random Ramblings from Herts, United Kingdom
A powerful and disturbing shot.
18 May 2009 1:54pm
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Michael Rawluk from Williams Lake, BC, Canada
A very strong image that is well done. And very sad.
18 May 2009 4:04pm
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Don from spokane, United States
A sad street scene that makes us all pause and think. Fine shot, but sad thing to see.
18 May 2009 4:07pm
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Scott Schilling from San Martin, United States
A sand and poignant scene! very thought provoking!
19 May 2009 3:52am
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Lee from Fort Frances Ontario, Canada
A strong image for sure. Makes us all stop and thank our lucky stars.
19 May 2009 1:12pm
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ZoomLNZ from Los Angeles Area, United States
Such a tragic scene. I hate to see people suffer - especially children. You've effectively captured the moment.
21 May 2009 3:27am
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luwi from Innsbruck, Austria
How sad a fate!
well captured! and a very strong statement!
30 May 2009 9:15am
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yaser from karaj, Iran
in ax kheyli baram ashnast...! jaye dg ham namayesh dade bodin?!
11 Sep 2009 8:15pm
