Dr Vivek M records audio and some powerful images of scavengers working in a landfill in Bangalore.
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I first saw the pictures and then heard the voices. The BW frames, the sound of crows, the wind and the voices… left me speechless.
Excellent. The blacks are really showing the black side.
its a superb idea, i couldn’t listen it properly, because of the time it was taking to download…
but heads off to Mr. Vivek, i love this kind of work.
I am also a sound recording graduate but working for films basically.
how did u got this idea, and what was the project like?
i would love to know…
thanx