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Part of a new series of images I made for a client for some restaurants. LOVED this project!
For commissions, email: hello@davidgilliver.com
I spotted this item while strolling along Prospect Park West, Brooklyn. I discovered a small space filled with more nice finds when I went in to make the purchase. I soon struck up a nice conversation with the owner, Bonni, a former schoolteacher, and I remarked how reasonable her prices were. I spoke about my photography, mentioning the current Flickr Theme: HEARTBEAT-wondering if I could find something that could fit that theme. She responded, that small stores/businesses like hers could be considered the "heartbeat of the community" I couldn't agree more and plan to visit and support, again.
Muralist: Pierre Nagley
This mural, on the northern wall of Ohio Silver Company, is in honor of the late villager Marco Comegys, who died unexpectedly in a fatal motorcycle accident in early 2023.
In 1825, Yellow Springs was founded by William Mills and approximately 100 families. The village was named after nearby natural springs with waters high in iron content.
The completion of the Little Miami Railroad in 1846 brought increased commerce, inhabitants, and tourism to this area of Greene County. Many regular visitors of the 19th century came for the springs, as these were believed to have medicinal benefits. The village of Yellow Springs was incorporated in 1856.
Antioch College was founded here in 1850, and began operating in 1853 with the distinguished scholar Horace Mann as its first president.
(Wikipedia)
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Camden Town ist für seinen Markt am Regent’s Canal bekannt, auf dem Modeschätze und allerlei Kuriositäten zu finden sind. Das Viertel gilt als Hort der Gegenkultur und ist bei Touristen, Teenagern und Punks beliebt. Das pulsierende Nachtleben spielt sich in alternativen Clubs mit Livemusik und traditionellen Pubs ab. Berühmtheiten aus der Musikszene stehen im Jazz Café und Roundhouse auf der Bühne. Tagsüber sind die Cafés vor Ort gut besucht. Der nahe liegende Regent's Park lockt mit formalen Gärten und dem London Zoo Besucher an.
Item 193070, Historic Building Survey Photograph Collection (Record Series 1629-01), Seattle Municipal Archives.
From the less faded containers at the back, I guess his small business is growing. With the ridiculous amount of over-packaging of everything here, I am not surprised.
Example: two nights ago we received YET another bunch of Moon Cakes, the traditional gift here this time of the year. It contains 12 little cakes about 2x5cm in diameter. Each cake is firstly wrapped in a soft plastic skin (akin to clingwrap), then packed on a thick, hard plastic container-bottom which then is individually wrapped in a semi-hard plastic bubble filled with a gas and then the 12 are wrapped together in a very sturdy plastic. The sturdy plastic container is then placed inside a big, square plastic box which is then sold to you and on your way out, placed inside a plastic bag for you to take home ....
A list of yoga gear for home workouts. Not a typical list, this one includes products sold by small businesses that will make yoga workout super relaxing.
www.elenaphoto.ca/post/my-yoga-gear
GIVEAWAY starts tomorrow:
One of my favorite clients to work with, great products too!
I'm so excited to share these pictures and videos!
I loved working on these, head over to my IG account to see the videos I made for them!
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The locally famous Cycle Repair Shop Wheelcraft has been at Clachan of Campsie ( Campsie Glen ) for years and always a hive of for people not happy with their pushbikes , including Road Racing Cycle Clubs , anything between small bike for kids to bikes worth thousands , they will attempt to repair them.
I've recently gotten more into the show, it's a simple family comedy, and me and my brother like it alot. Sculpting his head was pretty hard, but I think he, along with the rest if his body of course, looks amazing. I look forward to making the rest of the family and other characters from the show too.
Step into the vibrant nightlife of Osaka with this captivating street scene, where the warm glow of izakaya lanterns and colorful neon signs create an inviting atmosphere. This lively alleyway, lined with small eateries, local bars, and bicycle-parking spots, is a quintessential glimpse into Japan’s urban nightlife culture, where both locals and travelers gather to enjoy good food, casual drinks, and late-night conversations.
On the right, a yellow noren (traditional fabric sign) marks the entrance to a cozy izakaya, offering affordable and authentic Japanese comfort food. The red-and-white striped awning of another eatery, adorned with illuminated paper lanterns, adds a nostalgic touch, reminiscent of Japan’s Showa-era street markets. Just above, a bold and colorful graffiti mural gives the area a distinctly modern and youthful energy, blending old-world charm with contemporary urban artistry.
The narrow street, framed by bicycles parked neatly along the sidewalks, highlights Osaka’s pedestrian-friendly culture, where biking remains a popular mode of transport. A white van in the distance and a solitary pedestrian add to the sense of motion, capturing the unpredictable rhythm of city life after dark. The tangled overhead power lines and glowing signboards are unmistakable signatures of Japan’s electrifying night streets, where every turn leads to a hidden gem of a restaurant or bar.
This Osaka backstreet embodies the city's unique blend of tradition and modernity, where hole-in-the-wall eateries coexist with bold street art, and where the spirit of Japanese hospitality is felt in every warm-lit doorway. Whether you’re a food lover, a night owl, or a city explorer, this scene is a perfect invitation to dive into Japan’s iconic nightlife culture.
A row of small businesses in Troutdale, Oregon, including a sushi restaurant, barber shop, and dental office, appear in a monochromatic photograph with selective color highlighting their signs.
The overcast sky adds a dramatic backdrop to the quaint architectural facades.
Troutdale is not far from Portland and the Columbia Gorge.
Pictured is the Troutdale Barber Shop, the Ristorante Di Pompello and the Troutdale Dental Clinic. Troutdale has quaint storefronts that take you back to yesteryear!
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A quiet moment in Osaka, where the past lingers on every street corner. The tobacco shop stands like a relic of another time, framed by the hum of bicycles and the weathered façades of lived-in buildings. Life slows here, where the charm is unpolished but undeniably human. A crossroads of stories, caught in a fleeting pause.
The food is very good at the Junkyard. The owners are Patriots. They are worried, like other restaurants are, that the outdoor Covid-19 mandate will kill their business in the cold and possible rainy months ahead. Gavin Newsom was photographed at the Exclusive Napa Valley French Laundry violating his own limited household, masked and social distanced outdoor restaurant gathering Covid-19 mandates for the rest of us.
Local call number: JJS0112
Title: John M. Gonatos in his curio shop with assistant Niki Vasilikis: Tarpon Springs, Florida
Date: 1942
Physical descrip: 1 transparency - col. - 4 x 5 in.
Series Title: Joseph Janney Steinmetz Collection
Repository: State Library and Archives of Florida, 500 S. Bronough St., Tallahassee, FL 32399-0250 USA. Contact: 850.245.6700. Archives@dos.myflorida.com
Persistent URL: floridamemory.com/items/show/245154
Empty shop series, begun on instagram, and ongoing.
Best viewed as a slideshow.
Uploaded from the new flickr mobile app
4432 California Ave. Item 179085, Neighborhood Architecture Photographs and Surveys (Record Series 1629-02), Seattle Municipal Archives.
Empty shop series, begun on instagram, and ongoing.
Best viewed as a slideshow.
Uploaded from the new flickr mobile app
Wilmer arrived 21 years ago from Aguaytía (Huánuco). He sowed coca. Now he sells cocoa to the company Machu Picchu.
Photo by Marlon del Aguila Guerrero/CIFOR
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Prime Minister Theresa May hosted a roundtable meeting of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) and trade associations in 10 Downing Street. Read the press release.
Photo: Crown Copyright
Credit: Tom Evans
EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM
PLEASE STAND BY
THE EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM (EAS)
HAS ISSUED A DISEASE X WARNING
FROM THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
THIS MESSAGE HAS BEEN
SPONSORED BY BILL GATES
PLEASE LISTEN CAREFULLY
AND FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS
OUR LATEST GAIN-OF-FUNCTION
MAN-MADE VIRUS IS HERE
MASK UP, SOCIAL DISTANCE
GET THE NEW PHARMACEUTICAL
SELF-AMPLIFYING RNA VACCINE
PREPARE FOR LOCKDOWNS AND
OTHER AUTHORITARIAN MEASURES
SUCH AS VACCINE PASSPORTS
(DIGITAL IDs)
A LIST OF THINGS YOU SHOULD DO:
DESPISE THE UNVACCINATED
DEMAND THEY LOSE THEIR JOBS
DEMAND SCHOOLS TO BE CLOSED
DEMAND SMALL BUSINESS CLOSURE
DEMAND ECONOMIC SHUTDOWN
REPORT YOUR NEIGHBOURS FOR
VIOLATING DISEASE X RESTRICTIONS
IF YOU GET THESE SYMPTOMS
SEE THE NEAREST DOCTOR:
ANXIETY, FEAR, DEPRESSION,
HYSTERIA, PSYCHOSIS, DELUSION,
SUICIDAL THOUGHTS, BRAIN FOG,
HEART PROBLEMS, BLOOD CLOTS,
FATIGUE, NEUROLOGICAL ISSUES,
AND TURBO CANCERS
ONCE THE TRUCKER PROTEST STOPS
YOU WILL REALIZE THIS:
BIG BROTHER LOVES YOU
THE UNITED NATIONS LOVES YOU
BIG GOVERNMENT LOVES YOU
BIG PHARMA LOVES YOU
BIG MEDIA LOVES YOU
THE GESTAPO LOVES YOU
AND BLACKROCK LOVES YOU
YOU GOT FIRED AND ARE UNEMPLOYED
YOU LIVE IN A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER
YOUR BANK ACCOUNT HAS BEEN FROZEN
YOU DON’T TRUST PEOPLE—THEY SUCK
YOU DON’T TRUST THE MEDICAL SYSTEM
THE POOR ARE POORER, THE RICH ARE RICHER
THE MIDDLE CLASS HAS BEEN SHRINKING
SMALL BUSINESSES HAVE BEEN SHRINKING
AND DON’T FORGET ALL THE EXCESS DEATHS
ISAIAH 47:11
DISASTER WILL OVERTAKE YOU;
YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO AVERT IT.
DESTRUCTION WILL FALL ON YOU;
YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO STOP IT.
CALAMITY WILL STRIKE YOU SUDDENLY,
BEFORE YOU RECOGNIZE IT.
Woman drying a candlenut.
Photo by Aulia Erlangga/CIFOR
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Nigna Latifa, Dadjan Wassinatou and Nacro Rainatou carry baskets of freshly harvested cotton along a road near Zorro village, Burkina Faso.
Photo by Ollivier Girard/CIFOR
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A look at how small businesses around the Morningside Heights area are dealing with the current economic hardship.
Flowers by Valli, a small flower shop on Broadway near 112th St.
A look at how small businesses around the Morningside Heights area are dealing with the current economic hardship.
Liquor store on the corner of Broadway and La Salle St.
A woman in Fatumnasi holding her harvest, casava.
Photo by Aris Sanjaya/CIFOR
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Farm of Pablo Granda, who arrived at San Martín from Ayabaca, Piura. Now he produces cacao
Photo by Marlon del Aguila Guerrero/CIFOR
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