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Rugby practice in the park....

dirty body, dirty clothes, dirty room, dirty mind

I met Murphy for the first time this week. He's a homeless man I've seen for years and he is a lovely human being. He was gracious enough to let me take his picture, so I share him with you :)

This is how crazy it can get in the Sprint Cup garage. Way too many people, but they must make a ton of $$$ on Pre-Pit passes.

 

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ODC-Hat

 

Just some of the hats Stu and I wear.

Skateboarder in Training!

 

No idea why there are 2 lollipops in this set, they don't make sense, why not a bone or a ball?

 

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display window @ Branded Apparel

Main Street, Duncan, OK

 

Note: No one questioned my typo on the "peace" spelling....I will always welcome corrections.......

 

I met this guy on a recent trip to Cambodia and Vietnam. He lost both arms at elbow level and was badly scarred from a landmine.

Quick snap of one of the few people I saw walking along Princes Street - from the sidelong look I am getting I think he must have noticed me pointing the camera!

Bucharest, Romania

I have worked with Chelsea on many occasions - we did this fun roller skating shoot in her garden and a road near her house.

 

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The statement on this man's baseball cap illustrates better than a 10,000 words essay the symbiotic relationship between MAGA followers and Evangelical Christians. This nexus of fundamentalist faith and ideology of exclusion based on race and American exceptionalism is extremely toxic.

Accentuating idiosyncrasies in black and white. Artistic license applied.

Portrait I took whilst in Vietnam.

CHN S24 baseballcap awailable @ the Cheerno store

This couple had the right idea, both with wearing masks and with the sign the male held. They were also looking off to the center of the courtyard where the speakers were. And, despite how they appear in the photo, they were keeping their distance from others.

Pridefest, Seattle Center, Gay Pride 2010.

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Apple iPhone XS Max.

Adobe Lightroom CC Mobile.

I met Caleb a little over a year ago. This time, he was sitting on the east side of Michigan Avenue, near South Water Street. He had a job a few months back and when the work went away, he had to live on the street again. He was sitting with his cat Napoleon, who's one of the most-loved cats in Chicago. Caleb had a plethora of food, a box of cat toys, and a place for Napoleon to lounge. He had a tent, but last week a bunch of hoodlums poured lighter fluid on it and burned it down, and beat him with a baseball bat. He called 911 and the police eventually found three of the guys, but they just let them go. So now they're living on the street near Macy's. "It's very uncomfortable." He's working on finding a new tent that'll fit him and his cat.

 

This was somewhere near Eski Van (the old city, destroyed 97 years earlier) as I recall.

Old school "Street Photography" style...

Photograph published on 5/07/2021 in The New Civil Rights Movement ( link below)

 

www.thenewcivilrightsmovement.com/2021/05/rick-wilson-war...

 

Also photograph published on June 30th 2021 to illustrate the article below.

  

www.exposedbycmd.org/2021/06/30/republicans-trumpify-elec...

 

Also published on June 3rd, 2022 { link below }

 

ecfr.eu/article/no-laughing-maga-what-the-next-us-preside...

 

Photograph also published on 8/10/2022 { link below}

 

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Also published on 9/23/2022 { link below}

 

guardianlv.com/2022/09/theres-very-little-change-in-ameri...

 

Also published on September 28, 2023 { link below}

 

blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/2023/09/28/donald-trump-won-the...

 

Also published on February 20, 2024 { link below}

 

www.eco-business.com/news/from-climate-quiet-quitting-to-...

  

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A man enjoying a glass of wine on the upstairs window ledge over looking the crowded street below.

 

Montreal, Quebec

Canada

Enjoying a CAO Brazilla on the porch after the gym.

The first I've seen today... there's hope then for all us "Togs", especially when adopting this action stance.

A man finds tranquility while lounging in a hammock at a sun-dappled campsite, surrounded by the dense greenery of a forest during a summer camping trip.

photo by my mom (good job, Mom)

Venice, Italy

 

Think of Venice and you immediately think of gondoliers - the first ever mention of an Italian gondola was in Venice in 1094 and, of course, as long as there's been gondolas there's been gondoliers to drive them..

 

Can anyone be a gondolier? The simple answer is no! Driving an Italian gondola has always been very much a ‘closed shop’. The gondolier’s licence used to be passed from father to son, or if there was no son, to another male family member. These days it's even more difficult to get a licence. Every gondolier must belong to the strictly controlled thousand-year-old Gondolier’s Guild. He must find an experienced gondola driver to act as mentor, attend four hundred hours of instruction, and later pass a rigorous examination which tests not only physical endurance but navigational skills, knowledge of other languages and, most importantly, knowledge of Venice’s culture and sights. There are 425 licensed gondoliers. Once they have passed the examination, both theory and practice, they must await acceptance, but they are sworn to secrecy about the details of the tests.

 

It has always been deemed a male profession but Giorgia Boscolo changed all that when she became the first women to complete the rigorous training in August 2010. She was given her licence despite reservations not only from the Gondoliers’ Guild, but from her gondolier driving father who commented that he was not sure whether it was a “suitable profession” for a woman.

 

Being a gondolier is very much a revered profession in Venice - before you scoff at the cost of riding in one, spare a thought that the cost of becoming a gondolier and getting a licence is probably the equivalent cost of lumbering yourself with a decent sized mortgage in the UK!

 

A gondolier's uniform is very strictly regulated and their clothes are all purchased from a shop next to the Rialto Bridge. In the summer, they wear a white sailor’s shirt or a striped tee shirt (red or navy - this is personal choice and nothing to do with experience!) and a straw boater with matching band. In the cold weather, a navy woollen reefer jacket of traditional style is worn. It can get frosty in Venice in winter and they combat the cold by wearing balaclavas under their straw boaters, making them look rather sinister I think but who cares if it keeps them warm!.

 

These two gondoliers have each added a very modern twist to their uniforms - I'm not sure how they've managed to flaunt the strict regulations ... and get away with it!

 

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