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...gets everywhere in movie treatments at the moment, sometimes low contrast with murky grey instead of black (a winter's day in a Swedish crime thriller) and sometimes with full contrast - which I generally prefer - I teach how to do it as part of the day job, but as my passion is stills more than movies I work out the variations here ;-)

(Literally!) :-)

 

I've been passing by this scene on my way to work lately: this guy delivers oranges (by the truckload as you can see) to restaurants and snack bars around central Maringá in the early hours of the morning.

So much about properly conditioning your cargo! :-)

 

Focal lenght (not registered properly by my Canon DSLR as this is a manual Hoya 135mm f/2.8 lens) is actually 135mm, not 50mm.

My new Hawaiian-print baseball cap

Camo Me is a sweet tutu skirt dress with the camo motif. It has a cute matching baseball hat. It comes in 5 colors, Grape, Gray, Lime, Red, & Sun. Item is available through the Zooby Texture HUD inworld. So check it out.

Danny was sitting on the northwest corner of Randolph and Wabash. He's only been out here for two days. His mom passed away last week and he needs money to get to Michigan to see family. He currently is staying with his brother in a nearby suburb. "I'm trying to hide my tattoos", because people think I'm in a gang." In his youth, since he was half-Mexican, he'd be two-faced. "I'd talk different", so as to be accepted by certain groups. He's getting divorced, which is tough for him right now as well. "I believe in God, so I guess this is his will..." Hang on Danny--hang on...

doesn't matter how extravagantly you dress or pose, Somerset House can upstage you....

Gacha found at The Appalachian Springs Event, it runs until May 20th

#458

 

Coastal Growers Farmers' Mark

Watching some planes land at Pearson with my kids

Was playing with the editing software and it became One of my favorite iPhone pictures

I couldn't resist this shot of a grumpy looking holidaymaker sitting at the edge of St Ives harbour beach. All around him were the sights, sounds and colours of hustling, bustling, loud, fun making kids and adults beneath a glorious sun...I don't think anyone could have looked more bored to tears than him.

taken in the Tamsui night market. there were lots more cute caps but alas, I dislike baseball caps so

Southport, Merseyside.

"Talk to the hat."

 

Nikon D850

AF-I Nikkor 300mm f/2.8D IF-ED

Rifle shooting pose looks good.

Wendell has been homeless for about two years. He sleeps outside--sometimes on Lower Wacker, but he's always outside. He tries to sleep on the train when he can to stay warm. Train passes are very valuable to him, for that very reason. He's skilled in carpentry (his mom taught him those skills). He needs a job, but he doesn't have an ID. He'd like to do some public speaking about homelessness. A confident guy, he just needs a chance. I was getting ready to leave and he grabbed me and said "will you pray with me?" So we did. I hope I see him again.

Spent ages here in Wakefield, but struggled to capture any truly interesting pictures despite the great location.

James was sitting by Carson Pirie Scott on Madison. A mild-mannered friendly man. It was a slow day for him. He usually sits out here. He’s been out here for about 11 months when his wife passed away. He said he has a speech impediment since his stroke, which affected his right side. It just takes him awhile for him to put thoughts together he said. He wants people to know that he’s not out here “for the fun of it”, he has needs and is trying to get assistance. This picture sums up his personality perfectly...

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Matt's been out here about a month, waiting for his friend to help him find a place to stay. He'd been waiting for about two hours when I first met him. He wants people to know he's a good person. What motivates him to be out here is the desire for change and the hope for a better day.

I would have liked some eye contact, but I suspect he would have fallen off. Best of a series shot quickly as he skateboarded towards me.

 

(Hmm, Lightroom appears to have uploaded this twice).

Moving right along... Ha!

 

Approaching my first three strangers was pretty easy. Jane, Margaret, and Rachel; three kind women whose glances were almost "inviting" as I passed by.

 

Things felt different here, and I almost kept walking. Originally "four", these three, "tough guys" were a bit more imposing. I think it was my own self-consciousness getting in the way; besides, if one of them slugged me; Bill, Jason and I could take on the four of them. Right?!

 

One of the things I love about Manhattan, is how the lunch hour buzzes with a combined feeling of hunger and satiation, depending on who you see. Tough guy look aside, these three guys happily obliged. Maybe it was because I caught them on a smoke break after lunch. Ahh... satiation! Or maybe it was because there was nothing to feel apprehensive about. This is New York City - Millions of different types of people, standing proud, and happy to show it to the rest of the world!

 

I found out that Fred, Brian, and Bill, are electrical contractors who were working for Cablevision on this particular day. It was the end of their break, so that's as far as I got but I was quite happy that they shared this New York minute with me.

 

Thank you, Gentlemen!

 

5th Avenue | Midtown Manhattan

May 2011

 

Day 9 of our "Travels with Jason".

 

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Street stall seller NYC baseball hats around Times Square, New York City.

 

April 2017

Me and my son just been watching the footie

Shhhhh. Don't tell anyone, but her underwear seems to have gotten wrapped around her ankles.

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