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On my recent visit to Lahore,i couldn't marvel yet feeling concerned for these poor Men..who risk their lives to build homes for us.
Working on this for a local show at Cottonwood. :) It's a mixed media piece. Sorry Wes, no polymer clay on this one. :)
Work for the CGIAR's Roots, Tubers & Bananas Research Program in East Africa.
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I was at the Coconut Grove Art Festival this weekend. A couple of pieces caught my eye. I was being exceptionally lazy and did not grab either the artists name or the title of the work.
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WORK Seeker DX (Step Rim)
Machine Silver Polish (MSP) Finish
18x10.0 +40 A-Disk (shown left)
5x114.3
Note: centercaps shown not inserted.
Camera: Leica SL2
Lens: NOKTON 50mm F1.5 ASPH
Option: SHOTEN LM-LSL
Retouch: Lightroom Classic CC 11.0.1
Factory Work Floor
The factory work floor of the old Ferrum foundry.Shot through a dusty office window…
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Child working at cerro rico mines ,Potosí Bolivia.
This kids work in very bad conditions,as a century ago was used.,coca leaves and alcohol is needed due the high altitude.,4500 meters above the sea level in some mines.His job is very hard even for an adult man.He's quechua speaker,the Inca language.
Niño trabajando en el cerro rico de Potosí,ellos trabajan en muy malas condiciones como se hacía cien años atrás.Hojas de coca y acohol son usados debido a la gran altitud,4500 metros sobre el nivel del mar en algunas minas.Él es quechua hablante,el lenguaje del Inca.Su trbajo es muy duro aún para un hombre adulto.
Having our work lunch with my fellows at work, a day before the holidays...
It was in this very neat Mexican restaurant called "Mexican Radio".
I had chicken burito, it was OK, the chicken peices was in the dry side... I had to dump whats left of the salsa dip on it, to make it better.
Margarita was good!
Back to work after was not easy...
a Marie Antoinette inspired girl. Still thinking of a name for her, waiting on chips and outfit and scalp etc.
...horses.
We only see them when they are on duty, but behind the scenes, they have daily routines and training that keeps them a valuable part of our city’s Police Force.”
Photography by Craig McClure
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First day sightseeing in Seville. Visiting the Alcazar followed by the Cathedral
The Alcazar of Seville is a stunning royal palace, originally build by Moorish Muslim Kings. It has some outstanding architectural areas as well as fantastic tile work throughout the building.
The Cathedral of Saint Mary is the largest Gothic cathedral and the 3rd largest church in the world at this moment. One of the main features of the Cathedral is the burial site of Christopher Columbus.
Next to the Cathedral is the Gerald or bell tower. After an impressive climb you have a stunning view across the city.