This is Home!
Although these kids looked sad when i took the shot, they were actually very happy and excited to have their picture taken. The sadness does however reflect the harsh environment these kids grow up in.
This shot taken in the Tripoli Medina which part of dates back to Roman times.
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This is Home! belongs to the following groups:
All Street Portraiture:(Country/CITY/)added to your description Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
Barbara Sparhawk
Torn and torn and torn again. Beautiful little faces, I hope they live long and fulfill their dreams, and that their dreams are good and kind, despite the rough streets.
gladders
Sobering image Craig…..it makes you appreciate the the things you have….and the extras….like a camera….and camera insurance…..I feel very lucky all of a sudden…...
jesika
Our access to RB reflects the great differences in lives across the world. Strong image
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vonnie1989
Powerful and touching.
hcroft
superb shot
Rosalie Dale IPA
Stunner of an image Craig – does one good to see how the other 90% live!! Those buildings are so old one can hardly comprehend it (compared with Aus!)
Noelene Davies
Fantastic capture Craig and I know I am very lucky to have what I have. Good to see how the other half live.
Gilberte
great contrast between happy children and the devastated background
BuddyH
stunning candid!
Charl045
Makes you realize what we have is worth so much!! Yes a very sobering photo!
Ellen
I like this kind of photo’s; A moment out of daily life. Very beautiful!
Caroline Cage
Ilike all the layers of history – you can imagine a turbulent history in this place
Kristal
wow. lovely photo.
mariarty
A powerful image. Makes you appreciate what you have.
kevin fitzmaur...
Cracking shot Criag a great picture story.
Sandy Stewart
Lovely story telling capture! The children grow up so much quicker in such harsh environments.
Tatum Wulff
Fantastic shot! This would be a great addition to our group, All Street Portraiture & Photography.
Craig Hender replied
Cheers Tatum, i’ll head over there now!
Tatum Wulff
Colinizing Ph...
nice.
whalegeek
A sobering, powerful image. Travel is broadening, particularly when encountering the reality of others’ lives which is often not the palm tree dreams of travel posters. Congrats on your Feature and for reminding the rest of us to be grateful for the blessings we enjoy.
Keryn Alexander
Touching and moving image…
Jan Timmons
Poignant scene, good composition, with many possible stories inherent in the photo. Great impact on the viewer.
Alessandro Pinto
Absolutely striking portrait and image !