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You work from early in the morning till late at night. When you are happy you can buy yourself a piece of soap to wash for a few days at the end of the week. When the shop is sold out for soap you have to wait for another week or so.
When you run fast you get your money, when you do what you have to do you get your money too.
Many people have learned to accept it after so many year after "Fidel's liberation" where all man became equal and some man became more equal. Some man .....
With all the sorrow's they have Cuban people still smile, not this man at this moment, may be the soap was sold out yesterday. |
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good composition and subject. all in all its a nice photo. maybe try to find this man again and get a portrait shot.
- isa
![Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 356 W: 57 N: 710]](http://i1.treklens.com/misc/g-g-g.gif)
(4145) - [2007-01-29 9:21]
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Bela imagem, retrata fielmente o sentimento do povo cubano. Muito interessante o anúncio na parede em relação ao pensamento do homem sentado a espera de não sei o quê?... I don´t believe it!
Good composition and theme,
Congratulations,
Isa
At last the honest photo about this.
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(1936)
Nice photo, unfair comment.
Have you at least asked what that man had to say about your opinion on his country, dweller-of-a-place-where-all-old-men-smile?