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Happy little faces tell the story!
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I can't believe it!
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A muddy night at Breeders Crown harness races
Controlled burn on the prairie
My grandsons after a day of corn fest
Letter writer in Chinatown, Singapore
In days long gone, professional letter writers had stalls along streets in Chinatown. They wrote letters for illiterate and semi-literate Chinese immigrants who wanted to communicate with their families back in China; and they also read out letters from the immigrants’ families to them. I was lucky enough to come across this letter writer in the 1980s. The service was, by then, already a dying trade.
Train engineers, North Yorkshire Moors
The train I was travelling on happened to pass a stationary train. I quickly took this shot of the engineers.
Photographers and their cameras, Singapore
I was intrigued by this scene — three men with cameras from different eras. They were at a defunct railway station, which had been opened to the public before being closed for restoration.
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Sophie
I often give my grand children a camera when we are out and about. Here is Sophie with my Canon 90D.
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A quick grab shot of Jackson
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Granddaughter Hana playing a music machine
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Portrait of Paula and Alzheimer's
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Ethioipian Monk studying the Scriptures
A monk in deep in study of the Scriptures in one of the rock-hewn churches. Scriptures are written in the liturgical language of Ge'ez. Extinct as a vernacular language, Geʿez is the ancestor of the modern Tigrinya and Tigré languages of Eritrea and Ethiopia. The oldest known inscription in the language dates from the 3rd or 4th century and is written in a script that does not indicate vowels. Subsequent inscriptions found in the ancient Ethiopian capital of Aksum were written from the 4th through the 9th century in a script that does indicate vowels. The Bible was translated into Geʿez between the 5th and 7th centuries. Although the language ceased to be spoken popularly sometime between 900 and 1200, it continues as a liturgical language; the period of classical Geʿez literature was between the 13th and 17th centuries.
Novice Monk, Lalibla
Much about the Orthodox Church of Ethiopia is anchored in the pre-medieval traditions of the Egyptian Orthodox Church, including their monastic traditions with their antique cotton clothing. I snapped this novice in Lalibela which is fanous for mits churches hewn from the living rock
After the Easter Serrvice
Worshippers leaving an Easter service in one of the rock-hewn churches of Lalibela, Ethiopia. Christianity arrived in Ethiopia around 300 AD and continues to be revered as the Ethiopian Orthodox Church
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"It's Raining Again". Oxford Circus, London.
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"Going Home". Brixton, London.
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"Whatsapp?". Naples.
Contemplating the View from SF MOMA
Photographer at Work
Stretching out at the Brooklyn Museum
Week 30 – Motion Blur
Week 30 – Motion Blur
Week 28 – Double Exposure
Week 28 – Double Exposure
Week 52 – Something New
Week 51 – Holiday Season
Week 50 – Visualizing Music
Week 49 – Your Home Town
Week 48 – Give Thanks
Week 47 – Circles or Curves
Week 46 – Nature Close-Ups
Week 45 – Rule of Odds
Week 44 – “Ugly” Location
Week 43 – Long Exposure
Week 42 – Part of a Whole or Fill the Frame
Week 41 – Shadows and Highlights
Week 40 – Framing
Week 39 – Wildlife Photography
Week 38 – High-Speed Photography
Week 37 – Hallways or Staircases
Week 36 – Squares or Triangles
Week 35 – Tell a Lie
Week 34 – Rule of Thirds
Week 33 – Self-Portrait
Week 32 – Golden Hour
Week 31 – Backlit Scenes
Week 30 – Motion Blur
Week 29 – Candid Portraits
Week 28 – Double Exposure
Week 27 – Center Composition
Week 26 – Symmetry #2
Week 25 – Water Photography
Week 24 – Film Noir
Week 23 – Urban Decay
Week 22 – Symmetry
Week 21 – Forced Perspective
Week 20 – Patterns and Textures
Week 19 – Negative Space
Week 18 – Portrait Photography
Week 17 – Architecture
Week 16 – Panorama
Week 15 – Macro
Week 14 – Black & White
Week 13 – Abstract
Week 12 – Food
Week 11 – Bokeh
Week 10 – Low Light/Night
Week 9 – Reflections
Week 8 – High Keys
Week 7 – Diagonals
Week 6 – One Color
Week 5 – Still Life
Week 4 – Leading Lines
Week 3 – Silhouettes
Week 2 – Intentional Camera Movement (ICM)
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20041007-Vancouver Mexico 064 20240708-20240708-P7080677 20231008-20231008-PA080302-2 A muddy night at Breeders Crown harness races Controlled burn on the prairie My grandsons after a day of corn fest Letter writer in Chinatown, Singapore Train engineers, North Yorkshire Moors Photographers and their cameras, Singapore 2024 XS10.6766-Candid Portraits-sBP2500wm-right 2024 XS10.6695-Candid Portraits-sBP2500wm-right 2023 XS10.1945-Candid Portraits-sBP2500wm-right Sophie Jackson Hana Pau2 DREAMER CATTLE RIDE IMG_2209 pushkar-1 Bundi2 Bundi1 Ethioipian Monk studying the Scriptures Novice Monk, Lalibla After the Easter Serrvice 18 04 2019 Divers Quito 015 140115_36 Lima City-186 231021OC-014-Colour 150311-BR-181-CROPPED DSCF2480 Contemplating the View from SF MOMA Photographer at Work Stretching out at the Brooklyn Museum
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