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" Hello again, Mom wanted to take my pic besides the human Blythe lady Zooey Deschanel. She thinks I look a bit like her. I think her fringe is much nicer than mine though and she has no frizz at all!"
The human tourists have returned and the animals are staring at us. Probably wondering if we are danger or not. Or they could be making fun of the latest crop of chatty families walking and skipping through the woodlands.
I followed this one around for a while. Once he settled onto the branch to eat a snack, I was able to capture a few well lit shots.
... La especie human está en peligro de extinción, solo tú puedes salvarla.
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'Monumento al Encierro' by Rafael Huerta Celaya, 1991 - instalación 21 abril 2007.
Iruña-Pamplona.
Materiales y técnica: Bronce patinado sobre plataforma de granito y hormigón armado
Materials and technique: Patinated bronze on a granite platform and reinforced concrete
Globalism is currently working in two distinct ways. One is an attempt to submerge the world into a singular "global" political-economy. Here the corporations that power the markets have the upper hand, and so it is possible to see international architecture that now looks the same everywhere; famous franchises all over the world where the food and coffee is the same; worldwide media that is essentially controlled by six major corporations. This is the standardised, one-size-fits-all model. And I loathe it.
But there is also a countercurrent at work - often referred to as multiculturalism (though I'd rather lose the "-ism"). This is where local cultures are cherished and encouraged. Real difference is acknowledged and relationships through mutual understanding are key to a peaceful community. There are photographers working in this field in Australia right now. Here is some of their work.
From top left we have Shirin Neshat (born Iran 1957) "I am its secret" 1993 from her series "Women of Allah".
In the middle is Zhang Huan (born China 1965) "1/2 Text" where the body is inscribed.
The wonderfully colourful portrait of young African men is by Leonce Agbodjelou (born Benin 1965).
Underneath those are the evocative portraits of Greek mourners by Georgia Metaxas (born Australia 1974).
On the right we have an interesting presentation with a trigger warning. You can read all about it by enlarging this collage. It tells us a great deal about a society that is more offended by the image of a dead worker, than the fact that a real person was murdered.
Bright-eyed & Bushy-tailed Hunter
Chesterfield County, Virginia
Significant rainfall several weeks ago brought a good mushroom crop, which squirrels loved; seen in our yard in late afternoon after another heavy rain, this fellow -- although slowed a bit by human intrusion -- found and ate a mushroom (zoom lens at 400mm on crop-sensor 80D for 640mm effective focal length). Nearing 1 foot of rain so far in August (as of August 13), mushrooms are even more plentiful now, and more rain is forecast over the next several days.
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We are human, after all.
Much in common, after all.
We are human, after all.
Flesh uncovered, after all.
~Daft Punk
Me encanta esta foto como se puede ver la escala la grandeza de la cascada Scogafoss de mas de 50 metros.
Copyright : Antonio Aliaga Ibarra ©
I am endlessly fascinated in the clothing that we humans drape our naked frames with,
what we are trying to tell others with what we wear ... or don't wear, how much skin we expose ...
Do we want others to look, feel desire, lust, revulsion, indifference, amusement, embarrassment ?
I know many wish to be anonymous, invisible, many are ashamed of the bodies
we were blessed or cursed with.
To sit in a popular mall and watch the stream of humanity is an education for me.
song - "Clothes of Sand" - Nick Drake 1987
A human being, in obvious horrible circumstances
lays on the filthy pavement
as life goes on around him...............
people pass by him........
most dont even know he
is there.
This is a very common scene
in South Asia,
and
Dhaka
has some of the most
deformed beggars i have
ever seen.
The point here:
a human being living like this
is ACCEPTABLE
is OK
He is a fixture in KHILKHET,
like the train that passes every 15 minutes,
like the merchants who sell bananas
fish, okra, & candy.
there are no social services
there is no help from the government
he is on his own!
Where is his mom, his pop?
Please indulge me a little here 😡
BANGLADESHI shooters mostly shoot weddings and portraits. Some shoot photojournalistic themes.
Many do it to win ridiculous awards...........
But i ask..............
Where are the images of these human beings that live day to day suffering in intense heat, during monsoons, living in dire circumstances, laying maimed on the streets ?
Who advocates for them?
I blame these shooters as much as the politicians who do nothing to help the situation except stuff money in their pockets.
enough said!
Joy Bangla!
KHILKHET
DHAKA
Photography’s new conscience
Well after a lot of digging i found my model trains. I was getting them in the early 2000's from different cats as you can see. I am going to try and start doing this again. I would like to get different cats to do them.
human skulls for sale at a curiosity shop called The Creeper Gallery, in New Hope, Pa.
an image in keeping with the season