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http://www.finbarr-oreilly.com/gallery/niger/The picture shows a young small boy, of the age of four maximum.
Fistly, at the background we can see the sand of the ground. and diferents tipes of a wear out robes. Some bigger or smaller than others, but to do normal life, for example, the day of every day.
Secondly in the foreground, at he top, on right corner, we can see a plastic dish, spoon and glass. All of those empty. Like the stomach of the young small boy. Witch is on the left and we just can see of him his both arms, his head and stomach. We can see perfectly how the bones of the boy smalls are. Because e is very tinh. Not because he doesn't want to eat or because he doesn't like the food. Is because his family doesn't have food for him. We can see perfectly the bones of the stomach too, how slims are.
I was surprised when I saw his skin, it was rough because he doesn't have muscle.
Most of you at first look probalbly you could imagine that the boy is sleeping, but he isn't. He will never get up again. Because he, the small young boy is dead.
For me it's a dramatic photo, like the history that it takes with it. I can't imagine how is the life there, in Niger, where the innocents, small, young, boys and girls die cause of the hunger.
Doing this oral presentation I get excited more than twice.
Finbarr O'Reilly is a canadian man. Now, for me, is one of the most photographer in the world. I admire him so much because he is able to introduce us in the real life. To make us see how hard is life, how moving can be.
Thanks to his photos I realise that there are a lot of people more strong than us, how he project the real life to us, the meaning that we have to live the present and every moment, because as we can se on his photo, the live is short.
We have to live the moments that that persons couldn't live in their moments.
For you Finbarr O'Reilly and for all those persons that couldn't live enought, all my happy moments are for you.
Thanks for listen.
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