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Posted by Behrooz Sangani (Tehran, Iran) on 11 September 2007 in People & Portrait and Portfolio.

Overexposed ambiance, uncaring people, colorless children... Today is September 11th.

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Comments (18)

Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece

good choise for today........

11 Sep 2007 6:06am

Stunner from Kingston, Jamaica

Lovely photo Behrooz!

11 Sep 2007 6:48am

Shakara from United Kingdom

Excellent shot and treatment !!

11 Sep 2007 7:05am

Josh from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Cute! Is it true that you can't just simply point and shoot with your DSLR camera in Iran, Iraq? Or that part of the Middle East?

11 Sep 2007 7:36am

@Josh: I don't get you! A DSLR is not a Point and Shoot camera. What's that to do with ME or my country?

Maryam from Iran

what a cute baby

11 Sep 2007 12:57pm

Josh from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

I mean like, you can't simply take pictures with a DSLR camera in that region?

11 Sep 2007 2:25pm

@Josh: I don't think so. Well you can't take pictures of army sites or some banks or take your camera to concerts without required papers, but I think everywhere's like that. Anyway, I have no idea what it's like in Iraq or Arabian countries.

Amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

Nicely done with the selective colour Behrooz!! And very poignant.

I would be very honored if one day we could meet... as life goes I doubt that will happen but I just wanted to express my respect for you.

11 Sep 2007 2:33pm

@Amy: I'll be honored to meet you, Amy, and definitely hope so. I believe that we live in a small world and I'm so glad to have a friend like you. Maybe some day we would.
I'm so glad you liked the picture. Sometimes the rush of feelings are so strong that they are shown in a simple picture. In such moments, I feel my heart is there in the middle of the picture. But such shots are so hard to catch and I'm always waiting for them.

Rags from Plano, United States

I hope that yo win an Photoblog award. I love your image.

11 Sep 2007 4:12pm

Jen from Alpharetta, United States

Stunning and moving image...the words are excellent Behrooz, could not have been said better.
Thank you for sharing!

11 Sep 2007 4:39pm

Mandy from Johannesburg, South Africa

An extremely moving image to remember a very sad day!!! Nicely done Behrooz. May God Bless us all.

11 Sep 2007 5:00pm

Shuva from Hyderabad, India

Very strong image and subject.

11 Sep 2007 5:18pm

Rebecca from Leicester, United Kingdom

Absolutely FIRST-CLASS image, Behrooz, and your words so full of truth. I pray with you for a world truly transformed one day, a world without barriers and divides where man and woman, boy and girl, regardless of colour, origin or history, can live in peace one with another, and with true love and care one for another. May God bless you, and our whole world too.

11 Sep 2007 5:53pm

@Rebecca: Many thanks, Rebecca. I wish for the world in your words.

eksir from malayer, Iran

great shot

11 Sep 2007 6:22pm

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Really a lovely shot. Great stuff!

11 Sep 2007 6:28pm

Patty from United States

I love the contrast....wondeful eyes

11 Sep 2007 7:45pm

Dawn Sutherland from Phoenix, United States

Rebecca said it best. Have a wonderful day!

11 Sep 2007 7:46pm

Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia

The selective colour is very well done, giving this an artistic quality. I can see this alternatively in full black and white (or perhaps in full colour). It would then have the feeling of a documentary style image, and would perhaps make a stronger social statement, if that is what you wanted. Nothing wrong with it as it is, though.

11 Sep 2007 10:08pm

kaveh from TEHRAN, Iran

neat post-processing! GREAT!!

17 Sep 2007 6:57am

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