How & Where It Was Captured:
This photo was taken at Quetta, Pakistan with my iPhone in
noon time with sharp light of the sun. I used following settings to get this
shot:
Settings:
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Shutter Speed: 1/1000 sec
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f/2.2
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4.15mm
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ISO: 25
I used BnW for it because it lefts a story behind it. Often
I used BnW for such photos because it gives them some eye catching effect and
add some details to them. Increased it structure, increased the contrast,
sharpen it and given it some Noir effect.
Story:
This photo was taken by me at Balochistan, Pakistan. I saw a child sitting on the naked
land and getting education in that school where there were no boundaries and no
classes.
Balochistan being a largest and richest province of Pakistan
it has been encountered the worst province across the country in the field of
education. Balochistan vows to have the lowest literacy rate across the
country. The state of literacy, particularly of females, is dismal in
Balochistan with as much 70 percent girls dropped out of school. According to a
recent report, literacy rate was stagnant at 44 percent in Balochistan.
Poverty, unemployment and law and order situation are some
reasons behind educational backwardness and low literacy rate. And one of the
great reason of this situation is “Sardari-System” (leaders, commanders, Rulers
of the cast). The British introduced the present Sardari-System in the mid of
19th century for their own benefits. They rule their nation like a paying
slave. They are corrupt and clumsy, and for common youth they are big trouble. They
use them for their purpose instead of making their future and making them a
shining star for the nation.
No Education, No Human Rights, No Modern
Facilities but still there are some who are getting education in such
circumstances.
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