Street Artisan

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Street Artisan

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This is from 2009 during my business trip. It is near a city called Mysore. This street artisan is carving a
statue of Bull which is venerated by farmers, being an agrarian society, naturally. Since you cannot see
the front of his handiwork, the second image should give you an idea. This was in the month of October,
and the temperature was around 42oC around 4pm in the afternoon.

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I like the first shot.
Have you tried it in B&W?
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Doc. Not yet. I will give it a try. Good suggestion.

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