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Trine Langkilde Hansen
{K:89} 9/7/2007
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Hej Brigitte
Not to worry.... I thought the same thing. These particular elephants are temple elephants though. So i think MAYBE their lives is reasonably better than working elephants. Keeping in mind they are not free. Still, I like to register with mu photography, to show daily life in odd places and it is up to the viewer to form their opinion. I hope I can show some of the more ugly things in a way that people actually take notice of what is going on ... (do you know Jacob Holdt, you can find his web) I think on surface beautiful pictures can be more reveiling once you take another look. (Still have to practise myself though:))
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Brigitte R.
{K:25989} 9/7/2007
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Hey, Trine... I wanted to say that I may have come across kind of harsh with my comments. I just want to say that your photos have great impact and stir the emotions so that is what photography is about... not just the technical aspect.
Best regards,
Brigitte
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sarah motallebi
{K:1759} 9/6/2007
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wonderful image..perfect POV
Sarah
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Brigitte R.
{K:25989} 9/6/2007
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Like the other photo you posted before this one.... it's a good photograph showing the difference between the large elephant foot and small human foot, but very sad to see such a gentle and intelligent creature in chains. :(
Regards,
Brigitte
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