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When you're not strong, use the B Quad at Okemo (with the cool conveyor belts at the top and bottom).
Notice the refrigerator on the roof of the house. The flood waters were high enough to float that refrigerator onto the roof.
...it's not always necessary to utter words when a friend is down...sometimes, a silent gesture of being around is enough to touch the heart and make them feel your presence...
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I was ambling along Church Street in downtown Toronto when some flowers and this picket fence caught my attention. I stopped and crouched down to take some shots as a young man sat on the adjacent wall, watching me. After a while he asked what I was taking photos of, so I showed him and we got talking.
He told me that the building provides housing for Native Americans who are homeless or in need and that, inter alia, he was part Native American and part Central European, if I recall... I do remember that he had beautiful eyes, light... bluish maybe. We spoke for a while, exchanged a hug and I carried on walking towards St. Michal's Cathedral, site of another curious encounter.
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Model: Joyce Wong
Photographer: Yours truly
Assisted By / Bodyguard: Nee On
Part of the "Joyce @ Pekeliling" set.
A 'Behind the Scene' shot can be seen here
Denell Henderson, a Twin Groves, Ark. native, guides his horse around a curve during the relay race portion of the 30th annual Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo (BPIR) at the Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro, Md., Sep. 21, 2014. The relay is a friendly competition between local equestrian teams and nationwide rodeo competitors like Henderson. BPIR is recognized as the only black traveling rodeo and was created to educate people about the history of the black cowboys and the development of the West.
Shooting high-speed events indoors without a flash was an interesting challenge, especially with a body that doesn't handle low light situations well. Lesson learned for next year!
© 2014 Kristina Truluck
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