This is a photo that I like a lot. It was the winner of the World Press Photo on 2005. This is a huge prize, because the World Press Photo it's the biggest competion of photos from all around the world.This picture was taken by Finbarr O'Reilly, a canadian photograph from de Reuters agency. He took de picture August the first of 2005.
The image shows a woman waiting on an emergency centre of alimentation, because the both of them live in a country that suffering famine. This country is Nigeria, and the city was Tahoua.
I like this pic because I think that it's kind ok witness about an importante situation that happend to people in our world. Due to the fact that, even TODAY, people are starving in Africa, I think that this photo it's very important. It is a recordatory for the common people -incluiding myself-, because they tend to forget this grave situation that affect to human beings just like us.
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ResponderEliminarHi Nati!
ResponderEliminarI like the picture you chose, and much more because of the reasons you had to picked it.
I like how photographers are able to capture moments like that, feelings as well, and reflect them into us.
it is a very good reminder. something to have in mind.
Natalia,
ResponderEliminarYour post is a reminder of what’s going on around the world, of things we tend to turn a blind eye to.
Please study the following:
(on 2005): in+year, in+month, on+day, on+date, Ex: in 1995, in April, on Monday, on June 21st.
(the World Press Photo it's) (this photo it's very important): Double subject
(THE picture ..... August the first): Which is the missing preposition?
(waiting on an emergency centre): In a centre
(the both of them): Just say ‘both of them’
(a country that suffering famine)Say either:(a) a country that is suffering ..., or (b) a country suffering from...
(it's kind ok witness about): a kind of witness of
(situation that affect): What’s wrong with the verb?