A Man in Nashik, by Kristian Bertel

In this picture we see an Indian man, who is recycling waste in India. India is home to some of the filthiest cities in the world, but the success of its mission to clean up its streets will hinge on whether it can completely revolutionize the way it recycles waste. Only fifteen percent of household waste in India is recycled.

Nikon D300s | Exposure 1/320sec @ f/3.2 | ISO 320
A Man in Nashik, by Kristian Bertel

Award Winner: Photo of the Day | October 31
Award Score: 66 (Value 12.5, Clarity 12.5, Composition 17.5, Style 12, Skill 11.5)
Photo of the Day Award Category: Street Photography
Photograph Location: Nashik, Maharasthra | India

Photographer: Photographer: Kristian Bertel (Aarhus, Denmark) Registered
Kristian Bertel began his photography in 2006. He is a photographer that is most widely known for his series of Indian images, which started as a long term project on India in 2008. His passion is travel photography, but he is also interested in telling stories together with his photography for instance about human aspects in India concerning life conditions of its inhabitants, poverty in the cities and in the countryside and street children in the streets.

Website: http://www.kristianbertel.dk/
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