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Peter Forsgard 52 Challenge - Week 20 Colour
OK, so not the most creative of images, but it has a variety of colour :)
Taken with the MD W.Rokkor 28 mm f/2.8 lens, Novoflex Minolta SR to RF adapter.
This lens is amazing. Got it for 25$. Condition like new. It has become my favorite lens for street photography and walking around. This image shows the sharpness all the way to the corners of this little gem (no crop). Of course it is a manual lens, but I grew up that way, and zone focusing (f8-16) is the way to go with this lens. The IBIS of the R6 keeps you out of trouble.
I enjoyed breakfast so much today, mostly because I used the bowl made by my dear friend Greg Colombe for the steel cut oats and cranberries., Whole I served my Chemex-brewed coffee in a mug made by the fabulous Cory McCrory. Artisanal all around!
Artisans Angkor has developed from the ambitious belief that it is possible to revive ancient Khmer Arts & Crafts while improving the lives of thousands of people living in rural areas.
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Indigenous Purepecha Artisans from Michoacan, Mexico selling their large pit fired pots by the Malecon (lakeshore promenade) in Ajijic village.
Texture by SkeletalMess!
Fort Stanwix National Monument in Rome, NY. The fort was originally built by the British in 1758 during the French and Indian War. Americans captured and rebuilt the fort in 1777, and used it to successfully withstand a siege by an invading British force under Barry St. Leger, who had invaded the Mohawk Valley via Oswego as part of the 1777 Saratoga Campaign. Today's Fort Stanwix is a reproduction, built between 1974 and 1978, on the same ground where the original fort stood.
Qamar din Soomro, a senior artisan spends his time usually painting patterns on pots, BhithShah - Sindh.
Read full story on Kashi Kari: tribune.com.pk/story/714363/kashi-kari-down-to-earth/