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Lots of people counting cars, ... along the road from the train station to Zenkō-ji. They were often working in pairs, maybe to double check the results :)
Lots of B&W photos lately...
Most of my shooting with the DP1 so far has been indoors using ISO800. I'll pay a visit to the scary world, otherwise known as "outside," soon.
Outreach keeps growing with now kids AND teens, as this is a ministry to children raised in the crime-filled projects of East Nashville, surrounded by drugs and crime. Here are photos from last Wednesday's outreach.
I absolutely loved watching this guy.
i dont know what it was about him, he just seemed like a cool cat.
This is what happens when you let pocket change accumulate over the course of a year or so. It was all stored in a hat on our dresser.
1,2,3... lots
Now, does this photo strike anyone else as extremely phallic? I remember my days running a saw and the whole thing for me was sexually charged - vRRrmm vRRmmmmm
The truth is he has a bigger blade than that - honest - ill post it later - this is all i can handle for now
...counting out his money.
Decided to empty the change bottle and count the coins up today.
£18 not bad!
June 23rd, Day 9... Hey, what can I say? It's on my mind...
Counting pennies for glorious adventures to come!
Do you think my spare change bucket holds enough to cover it all?
This is what happens when you let pocket change accumulate over the course of a year or so. It was all stored in a hat on our dresser.
For the most part they minded pretty well.
All except for #10..there always has to be ONE in the group!
Credit to: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Digital Visual Library
Date: 01JUN1988
Division: Northwestern Division
District: Portland District
Location/State: Oregon
Photographer: Bob Heims
General Info: Looking south along the Willamette River at the Fremont Bridge in Portland, Oregon. One of many bridges that crosses the Willamette River.