The Journey Continues

Brilliant what a great series of Pictures.

These images make our sunsets, cute animals, pretty flowers etc, look distinctly twee. This is real life, a life most of us will never see as close up as you have and definitely one most of us will never experience at first hand.
A wonderful very moving and highly emotive series. You are to be congratulated.
jesika

My oh my!! What a wonderful series and a fascinating look into another culture and way of life, stunning work!

A fantastic shot and also a poignant one, well done on both mate. Regards, Wayne…

just sad and amazing moment !

Bon Jour Craig.

I find your refugee series to be very interesting indeed but this one is the real stand-out for me.
I prefer it because of the very well isolated subject, the subject it self, the treatment you have given it and most of all because that extremely interesting overloaded and well packed truck is going away from the camera. To me this gives a sense of the people fleeing whatever it is they fear. The angle of shot and great perspective add further weight to that.
Very nice tones in the monochrome, nicely subdued contrast and highlights, excellent depth of field and adequately sharp.
Topically disturbing yet rivetting viewing.

GB
Dennis

This one is great … just like the Fevicol adhesive ad in India :) However there are sad stories behind the eyes.

fabulous ;

beautiful shot

This is truly an outstanding capture, Craig. And your processing is certainly also outstanding. The toning is brilliant, really sets the mood.
I’d say you’re far longer than “but a molecule of Ansel’s genius”.

yes, indeed !

great capture, lovely photo

These have been a wondeful series Craig!!! Excellent !! *-)

Congrats on the Feature today Craig (On the Art page) ... many years ago I saw scenes reminiscent of this in Kenya as people fled Idi Amin by any means available – however yours has a rawness and an isolated feel beautifully enhanced by your processing. Love your vignetting which helps to focus the eye … top shot (top series!).

Great shot! Congrats!

A wonderful image…with all the right stuff to make it so deserving of its placement on the home page where I just saw it now!!! Congrats…its fabulous!

Congratulations on the feature page Craig! And no wonder! This is such an emotive image. Well photographed and your choice for b/w is a good one.

Quite the story depicting shot you have captured here! Thank you for the interesting information. It makes one feel so fortunate! : )

Brilliant Craig. Fantastic processing. I love these shots. They capture so much. But simply.

Beautiful series Graig, very impressive and the toning and vignetting really add to the atmosphere..which is very sad ofcourse, you’re so right..life can be really cruel

Prevocative and thought prevoking shot. Nicely captured.

Craig, This is a great Capture. It reminds me of scenes from mu mission work in remote and rural ares in Nigeria. These precious people sure know how to load a truck. Sadly many dies due to accidents. Thank you Craig for sharing your art and showing many viewers scenes from places many would never see. http://www.philadelphia33.org/

Excellent shot, Craig. It certainly is a reminder to us all that we are very fortunate. For these people, it’s virtually impossible to get a step up in life, but they somehow continue in the face of endless adversity.

Truly a powerful and moving image, wonderful series Craig

Short of words for the series..
They are needless to say toching and thought provoking.. loved it

Definitely the best of the series. I was initially drawn to it as it reminded me of another image in my head, but on seeing the entire series the emotion it leaves me with is so completely different.
Great work!

This series is great..tells a story without any words needed!

EXCELLENT PICTURE !!!!

Excellent series Craig
Jim

incredible image Craig ! what an emotional experience I am sure…

Amazing shot – you usually see shots like this in a bright, almost comedic treatment but this really brings home that this is an actual trek made by people for serious reasons…

I’ve never seen anyhting like this before Craig! This is just so incredible. Your images really convey a story. Excellent work my friend!

Excellent series, Craig.

Outstanding work!

speaks volumes.

what a capture. your photo-documentary work is so compelling.

Truely amazing capture of life !!!

This is such an amazing image! What a story! nice sepia tones and vignetting as well!

Super shot Craig. Love the mono. A compelling and interesting series!

What a great shot Craig. An amazing site well captured.

Your work has been featured click the link for Refugees
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very rarely here on red bubble work leaves you speechless..this is one of those times

Fabulous, brilliant shot! I really like your work!

At first it’s wow and then you start to think about the circumstances…amazing image!!

Incredible shot! What an opportunity! These people cerainly don’t do things by halves.

this image speaks by itself…sometimes we just don’t realise how fortunate we are…fabulous shot

Just outstanding Craig:)

oh dear….... what a shot.. what a reality.. amazing journalism here.. makes me weep.. I have been close to homelssness. but , I have to say my family would have picked me up.. so I am spoiled to death.. bravo on relting and telling.. why so much inequality in this beautiful world we live in?? .

OMG…............ how is that possible – great capture Craig!