A Wedding Ceremony Photo

Photographer’s Note

At a wedding ceremony, muslim people gathering, praying for the bride & the groom for unity,peace & prosperity and wishing them God's blessings.

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Gessle (70) 2008-10-29 1:40

Hej Hussein!
And where are the new-weds?
A very interesting scene. So many people, so many faces. they are sitting on carpets?
A great reporter photo!
I like it, but i ask for a bride and the groom!
Anna

gewran (168) 2008-10-29 1:50

An interesting scene from daily life.
i accept their pray for peace and freedom.

well done. tfs.

fanni (8717) 2008-10-29 2:37

Hello Hussein,
a really interesting shot of daily life showing so many people at the same time at a ceremony (which I will not ever see in reality), and, what's most important, so many different faces, facial expressions! Different moods and emotions...
I like the composition :)
greetings from Moscow,
Elena

holmertz (9328) 2008-10-29 2:51

Hello Hussein,
An interesting picture with a lot of faces and dresses to study. While not even being one of the guests you certainly captued a lot of attention! Very good and vivid colours.
Best regards,
Gert

mimagica (617) 2008-10-29 3:20

Hi Hussein,
I like the pictures showing the cultures of other peoples.
This ceremony is very interesting. The POV perfect.
Congratulations
Michelangelo

eversmile (5969) 2008-10-29 17:57

Hi Hussein

That's a striking picture! I like the diversity of the crowd in expressions, attitudes, clothes. Finally we have the occasion to see to who belong all these canoes on the coast!!! :) The bright colors are good and I love the space fully filled with people!... What I find funny between your note and the picture... is the difference between the supposed peace wishes and blessings announced and the reproving look of the guy dressed in brown in the first row :)
An excellent daily life picture but also a decisive moment.
Congratulations
Marine

hispic (7399) 2008-10-29 20:01

Hello Hussein,
Excellent shot to show the people of Sierra Leone to us, a lot of expressions. Do they like to be photographed? It seems the very big wedding ceremony of an eminent person.
Have a nice day, Hisashi