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the former rollerskating pro that we met on our East Harlem photowalk.
this is my favorite shot of him.
his story here: www.flickr.com/photos/privileged_culture/5629407680/in/se...
I don't know why I just thought about Little Jimmie Dickens song "Out Behind The Barn"
The old barns are disappearing. Another part of "vanishing america"
Nying Chi is quite a popular district to visit when you are in Tibet. In comparison to other places in Tibet, you will actually see more greenery as the altitude here isn't as high as you think.
Many tourists also come here to experience what it is like to a Tibetan back in the days. You can stay in nomadic tent overnight. In the meantime, you can also choose to ride horse or practice shooting arrows. I actually tried shooting arrow and did horribly. I shot around 30 arrows and only 2 were on target. :P
The photography group was initially planned to stay in the tents but they were fully booked :(
Location: Nying Chi, China
just thought i'd throw a brick into my photo stream. this is me at 9 years old.
update: because so many people asked, "back in the day" was 1989 in regards to this shot
Back in 1985, Channel 4 commisioned a documentary about graffiti called 'Bombin'.
The programme featured an artist called Brim Fuentes who was also a member of the bronx hip hop collective The Universal Zulu Nation who were lead by none other that Afrika Bambaataa.
The documentary also featured Goldie and 3D (Robert del Naja), who went on to form Massive Attack.
As part of Brim's visit, he came to Bristol and painted this piece on the back of the Malcolm X centre in St Pauls.
The Balogun, I think maybe a reference to a infamous St Pauls councillor, whose first name I can't remember but surname was Balogun.
if you look carefully, you'll see the quick Massive Attack 'throw up' which may have been painted by 3D himself (I'm not sure as this piece was not featured in the documentary).
My mother at Canon Beach, taken by my father on his Nikkormat, KodaColor II 100 C-41, circa summer 1981 on the oregon
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I'm guessing by the outfit I'm wearing and the photo I posted on my birthday, this is from the same day. My sister Karen would have 14 when this was taken. Today is her birthday - I miss her.
There could only be one video for this shot, I guarantee you will like this one . Its one of my alltime favorite songs.
It appears that I have developed a new photo obsession. 0_o
I am purposely giving them a "vintage" feel, as they remind me of my childhood. ♥
Live from Berlin, Jakarta & all points in between....our Philco takes us there.
I chose to shoot our Vintage Philco for this week's "Weekly Photo Challenge" to shoot "something having to do with music"... I gave Mr. Texas to Mexico this old radio several years ago after a friend gifted me with this incredible piece. I had it rebuilt & gave it to Mister for an anniversary. The "Directional Loop Aerial System" from the 1940's still receives signals from all over the world.
View all of the Photo Challenge shots this week: www.flickr.com/groups/1091826@N21/pool/
Twin daughters from Mowbray pose with the new family Volkwagen Beetle while their mother leans on the top.
Photo; Elaine Woodbridge
She collects and restores old colour slides and to see more of her wonderful work go to; backintheday.co.za/browse/
This was shot before the radio collar program.Maybe one day the area will return to it's former glory.
Used to videotape important events and this was an early attempt at making a business card. When I first started, the camera was on my shoulder and the tape deck at my waist. Graduated to a 9 pound Panasonic camera on my shoulder. Did minimal editing
For black and white wednesdays