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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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Frank Shawn John Doyle had just arrived at his spot, when we started talking. It was raining, but it didn't phase him. I asked him his name and he said, "Frank Shawn John Doyle", which caught my attention. "I was adopted, but I go by my birth name too because my mom didn't abort me." He has cancer and is going to the hospital to be treated in a few days. "The doctors say I shouldn't be here (due to how advanced his condition is.)...there's a reason I'm here." He's been out here for five years and usually stays in a cheap men's hotel. He was very chatty and friendly. I gave him a couple coats and he said, "I'm gonna pass on the blessing" (and give someone the other coat)". When I asked if I could take his picture he joked, "Sure...hey, it's your camera--if I break it, it's not my fault!"
BJ was sitting on the northwest corner of Dearborn and Randolph. When I asked how long he'd been out here, he said "a long time". He said he was doing pretty good, and half-jokingly said, "but I'm still going through hell". He served in the Army years ago. He pointed to his overalls. "I got this from some firefighters. They said 'a veteran needs to be warm out here'. They also gave me some handwarmers and these gloves. He had a powerful voice and was friendly. "I'm gonna get me a cup of coffee", he said. I wish I could've joined him, because he's the kind of guy you want to hang out withWe didn't talk as long as I wanted to, but I'm sure we'll meet again.
Kevo was on the west side of Macy's, in between Washington and Randolph. He was surrounded by artwork and hundreds of colored pencils. He's been on the street for ten years. He's been to Denver, Baltimore, Chicago, and numerous other cities. His favorite mode of transportation is hitching rides with truck drivers, via Facebook. In this Facebook group you can post where you'd like to travel and if anyone is going that way and wants to help, you can grab a ride. He's quite a talented artist. His main focus is illustration, but "I can do any genre", he said. He's built computers, done construction, and a few other jobs, but his passion is art. "I want to find a job where I can be an artist", he said. Other jobs he's had he's been frustrated with, but art is the one thing that lights him up inside. "I sleep behind Macy's", he said pointing behind him. His biggest need? "I need a backpack", as he lifted a blanket revealing a tattered backpack. As I left, he grabbed a pencil and began working on his next piece...
[Note: This was a conversation I had months before COVID-19. I'm not connecting with anyone during this time].
Gerald's been out here a long time. He grew up in the Bronzeville neighborhood and Altgeld Gardens. His Grandma and Mom raised him. His hip is bad and he can't move around much, so that's limited him ability. He said he is good in the culinary arts, can make pretty much everything and can grill up fantastic meat. If he could have anything, he'd love to cook again. During the wintertime when it's cold, he just medicates his hip. He's been on this corner for quite awhile. To someone who's depressed he'd say, "Just reach out. Talk to a minister, talk to the Salvation Army. Connect with people." He's just trying to make ends meet. "It's a long day out here." Gerald sleeps on Lower Wacker.
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I love the detail the awesome old N8 managed to pick out... you can see grains of sand on Lisa's skin?!
Trio work by Nolji as part of the Any Colour you Want paint jam in Croydon- feb 2017......Just missing an A to complete the song...
Photographs of the 1998 Oracle Chain Gang (part of the Oracle 1998 Halloween competition). The chain gang came in first place and got to have lunch with the VP for the site in Colorado Springs, CO.
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Family bonding is surely the same all over the world, isn't it? Here’s a tender moment as a father and his son play together on the beach at Nha Trang in Vietnam.
Whenever I see a scene like this, my belief in humanity is renewed. But then I read any newspaper or catch any news bulletin, and I ask ‘Where did it all go so horribly wrong…?’
A portrait of a weathered farmer in Cappadocia, Turkey. While enroute from Göreme to Uçhisar Castle in Cappadocia, we bumped into him. He ecstatically practiced his English while he shared a cup of tea and fresh-squeezed orange juice with me and my wife. About 30 minutes into our stay, a strong storm gust unexpectedly blew through the shop. This photo happened right before the storm gust hit. Immediately after this was taken, he ushered us out of the shop and urged us to run back to Göreme as quickly as possible. With several pounds of camera equipment strapped on, My wife and I jogged/ran most of the way back to Göreme through a thunderstorm. We dodged the brunt of the downpour by just a few seconds.
A very young Kyrgyz girl looks apprehensive as a goat approaches her. She is wearing a blue cap and is holding a black bucket. Photo taken on July 23, 2012 in Murghab, Tajikistan.
"I drew the image stretched-out onto a 12 foot by 8 foot paper canvas." ~Tomitheos
Inspired by Maurits Cornelis Escher and Illustrator Ben Heine
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I was walking around Ipswich when I met Mark. He was a fund of information about the town and it's surrounding areas and he was quite happy for me to capture his image. After we chatted for a whileMark shook my hand and then road off on his bicycle.This picture is no 67 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
Here my Sarge and I are celebrating my birthday. I'm wearing my new cap for the event.
Peterbilt Motors Company, founded in 1939, is an American manufacturer of medium- and heavy-duty Class 5 through Class 8 trucks headquartered in Denton, Texas.
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The other week in London I had the chance to meet up with Colin, a superb photographer and member of the 100 Strangers project for a few hours. Around midday we finished shooting and met up with my wife and another superb photographer (also part of the 100 Strangers group), TR3 - to head up to Covent Garden for a coffee.
Just as we approached Starbucks I bumped into Emma and broke on my conversation to ask if I could take her portrait. Emma was tall and had a striking contrast of red hat, bond hair and blue eyes that I thought would be excellent in a picture.
She stopped, allowed me to take a few shots and then on I went to the coffee shop behind her.
This picture makes me smile as you can see Ted's blue hooded form standing back right..waiting for his coffee!
This is the 77th portrait in my 100 Strangers Project round 2.
See Round 1 for my first 100 strangers.
Find out more and get involved at www.100Strangers.com
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