fahim mohammed
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Asher Kelman
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Fahim Mohammed: Earthenware
Fahim,
I love the lighting making the forms so interesting with the repeated rows of seemingly identical jars, each in fact, an individual work. I wonder about the choice of a vertical framing? It seems that this would have induced you to make horizontal compositions. So, I bet you have a lot more! Unless of course there was something to the right you wanted to protect us from seeing!
If we made a square of the lower portion alone, it would be a great concept for men in prayer at this particular time in the calendar.
Asher
fahim mohammed
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Asher, when I first came upon this ' bakery ', the thing striking me was the narrow, long corridor strip, with the coin jars ( ? ) stacked along the length.
Instinctively I went for the vertical shot. Beyond to your right was nothing but stark harsh sunlight.
I was there for a very short time. This was the best I did at that moment.
Thanks for stopping by.
Instinctively I went for the vertical shot. Beyond to your right was nothing but stark harsh sunlight.
I was there for a very short time. This was the best I did at that moment.
Thanks for stopping by.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Fahim,
Where was this pot "factory"? What they produce is a common item that they would have such a large stock. I would be amazed if they had to pull everything back each night when they closed shop and then rebuild the display each morning!
I wonder if this can be for fluid as a way to keep it clean. The slot could allow air flow so that it could be filled or poured easily.
I do love the picture as it is. Just I'm and avid admirer of the opportunity. You did well! This one picture has many more within.
Asher
fahim mohammed
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No, No all unsold items were left outside for the next day. The damage, if any, I am told is caused by cats and dogs.
Nepal.
Nepal.
Charlotte Thompson
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Fahim
again-beautiful! I would have loved to see this extended out more to the right- to show more of the depth-was there any more depth in the spread of the pots!
the colors are amazing- seems so "sun Baked" clay enforced sort of thing going on-
Charlotte-
again-beautiful! I would have loved to see this extended out more to the right- to show more of the depth-was there any more depth in the spread of the pots!
the colors are amazing- seems so "sun Baked" clay enforced sort of thing going on-
Charlotte-
fahim mohammed
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Charlotte...thanks for stopping by. was taken rather hurriedly and instinctively. the right side is stark, harsh, bright sunlight. I avoided that.
Regards.