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Chick In Pink


Chick In Pink
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Copyright: Satya Picmaker (satyapicmaker) (137)
Genre: People
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2007-05-19
Categories: Pets
Exposure: f/5.6, 1/160 seconds
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Photo Version: Original Version
Date Submitted: 2007-05-31 15:56
Viewed: 402
Points: 8
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While visiting a place my niece found this man selling chicks which are colored, this is quite normal to attract younger crowd to buy the chickens. These are very cute and one can get instant attachment. While Ivisited my home town last weekend I took these pictures

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  • Jan Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 388 W: 118 N: 596] (3892)
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Wow, I've never seen such a coloured chick! I don't know if this is for the best of the little animal. If somebody buys this one on impuls.... :(

But the photo is great! colourfull and sharp and well cropped!

Janneke

Hello Satya :o)
Cute chick in pink ! I never saw one like this. Is it really good for its health to be coloured like that, because i suppose it's not its real colour.
Nevertheless, nice POV and light.
Greetings
Marylou

Hi Satya,

The capture is fine but the sun light affected it a little.

About the chicks: They are also sold in Pakistan. There natural color is Yellowish as a chick and when they become chicken the final color is white.

These Chicks life becomes really hard when they are bought in to the market for sale but if kept in Farm they stay alive and get older fast due to chemicals used in there feat.

When the colors are changed with paints many chicks die in that process.Also the buyers of these chicks are mostly Kids which really dont know how to take care and as the chicks are farmy they are not enough powerful to fight against too much touching and viruses.

So for kids i prefer SEAL (Fighter) Chicks. They bite some time but are really strong.

So Thanks for sharing the picture that made me critique long

With best regards,
Muhammad Usman Ali

Hi Satya,

Love the DOF and the tight crop o the subject. Excellent exposure and composition as well.

Good job!

Regards,
Ian

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