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A little girl took over from her mother for awhile to look after their 'merchandise' in the busy Siti Khadijah Market, in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia. It is a normal scenario to see Kelantan women are ahead of their men in retail business.
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Some of the female entrepreneurs in Lynn's LEGO City are being interviewed by the reporter for Women's Entrepreneurship Day (tomorrow). Lisa (owner of her own coffee stand), Gina the Grocer, Angel (owner of her cupcake store) and Candi (owner of a cotton candy business) are talking about the challenges and rewards of running a small business. Go girls! :-)
Recent photos I took show the peace and solitude of Glendalough and the monastic site founded by St. Kevin in the 6th century. However this shot shows what greets you near the entrance!
Booth #G-475
Timings:
wed-thurs: 10:00 a.m - 10:00 p.m
Fri: 4:00 p.m - 10:00 p.m
Sat: 10:00 a.m - 10:00 p.m
Pay a visit, you won't regret it ;)
I was the only customer so a better marketing strategy has to be found. I bought 2 items and got a free apple cider.
#thankyouJays #proudtobeCanadian #BlueJaysForever
Parrot: "One cracker, one photo. Move it along. Move it along. I don't have all day. You don't have a cracker? Oh, I'm so sorry. Get out of line! Next. Let's go, folks. I have nut bingo in one hour."
Santa Barbara Zoo, Santa Barbara, California 2015
Traveling along the Nile, these two rowed out to our cruise vessel, threw a line around the front of our boat, so their row boat could be towed along next to us, and then proceeded to sell their wares to the passengers.I love creative entrepreneurs. 20190108AlongTheNileDxoLr63
You often hear about bootleggers, but you almost never see them. Here are four residents of Seattle who had the misfortune to be apprehended and photographed. Interestingly, their names, which used to appear under the photos, have been erased. Was that an act of 1930s restorative justice?
I found it interesting that the men were hatless in their profile photos but had their hats on in the other. Could it be that hat wearing was so universal then that the hat was as integral a part of a person's identity as their eye color or the shape of their nose?
Museum of History and Industry, Seattle
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Outfit: Kitty Creations Meryl Red
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Pantyhose: Vannies Papillon
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Heels: C Chantal Leather Mules (part of C Chantal's Retro Rockabilly outfit)
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Necklace & Earrings: EarthStones Flight of Fancy
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We visited Cleveland's West Side Market yesterday morning for some shopping. Of course, I had my camera with me. This is a photo of a young girl who was busily making small woven baskets for sale. By far, she was the busiest and most aspiring entrepreneur at the market.
For me, the best part of this photograph is the sunlight on the girl's hair. I also liked the intense look on her face as she worked so hard.
Frazier is my oldest nephew. He has just started his own company, Signature Clothing. His line consists of all sorts of apparel, and is pretty cool looking, so this pic was something I wanted to be a little different, cool and innovative, just like Frazier!
After Thanksgiving dinner, I did a couple of quick grab shots at the table of Frazier and his brother, Drake. Though this one wasn't bad as far as detail went, it was busy and needed some enhancement. As I looked at the image, I realized that some of the things that were popping up in the background actually played into who Frazier is. "Brawny" and "Hefty" describe his strength. He had gone through Police Academy, and trained hard, deciding afterwards that he wanted to go a different route, which may include being an Army Ranger. Frazier is a tough guy with a heart. He loves animals, and they love him, so the kitties that pop up bring that in. There are magnets on the fridge referencing faith and humor, both also are a big part of who Frazier is. So, I left the background, busy as it was, but decided to make him pop by doing a sketch effect on only him. I actually really liked it after I got done. It kind of highlights the drive my nephew has, and a good natured intensity and determination that he personifies.
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Fellow Flickrite mpaulda was kind enough to send me some cameras to play around with this summer. Thanks Mark!
This bronze statue called "Spirit", by Buck McCain, represents the spirit of entrepreurism and resides outside the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University. This image is from the Lomo Smena (Cmeha) 35.
A street in Kandy, Sri Lanka, a local farmer sets up on the street, while everyone else just walks and drives past
Entrepreneurs John and Peggy Dunn are not afraid of the current economic slump. While many people tightened their belts and waited during the past several years, John saw opportunity and pursued his dream. John is a plumber. He has been running his own plumbing business for twenty-three years. Peggy is a singer, a published writer, and John's wife/sidekick. While John has a love for historical arms, Peggy loves meeting people and making new friends.
In 2010 they decided to take the plunge and open up a unique enterprise. Most gun stores are bastions of masculinity and are rather intimidating to women. With John and Peggy's combined efforts Old Town Guns and Gifts was born. In this unique shop one can find anything from 1894 Winchester rifles to crystal stemware. The coffee is always strong and hot, and the conversation is lively.
One of the recent additions in John's gun rack is a custom 1894 Winchester rifle. It sports curious factory customization to make it lighter in weight and as a result has a decreased magazine capacity. On the firearm's stock is nailed a mysterious plaque on which is engraved "Buffalo Bills Wild West."
The rifle was featured and appraised by Bonhams & Butterfields on the Antiques Roadshow in July 2011. John is currently researching the rifle to determine if it is indeed a firearm that might have been handled and shot by William Cody or Annie Oakley. If so, the value would escalate enormously.
John still works four days a week as a master plumber, but on Friday and Saturday, he and Peggy open the doors to the American dream with their own business. Thank you for the coffee and conversation John, there will be more photos coming this evening on my zenfolio site.
Strobist: SB600 with umbrella camera left. LP120 and LP160 in Softlighter II camera right. Triggered by Cybersync.
Nikon 28-70mm Ć’2.8 @ f/4, 1/125 sec
… Depuis la flambée immobilière, le prix des terrains à grimpé considérablement donc ils se sont lancés dans la construction en hauteur… Partout, nous voyons des tours à appartements qui semblent sortir du sol comme des forets de bétons… Ils ne sont pas les seuls car lors de ma première sortie en vélo hier, j'ai vu sur la piste cyclable que les Grands Pics-Bois semblent suivre cette tendance… Photo prise dans «Mon Studio à Ciel Ouvert»
Ă€ lire: fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Pic
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