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Crowd watching weekly lottery drawing in Panama City in 1969.
Photograph taken with an Asahi Pentax Spotmatic, and scanned with an Epson Perfection 4180.
i was walking past a laundromat on calle de hortaleza. saw this man and thought: if only he would turn around. and then, at some point, he did.
Every now and then you see things you never thought you would ever see.
This fellow was practicing his skills on these very uneven rocks at the edge of a cliff that fell sharply to the ocean below. It was difficult to know if he was just expressing himself or if he was attempting to impress either the people along the beach who gathered to watch him or his girlfriend who was egging him on from her position just off camera to the right. Regardless it is certainly unique expression.
1/800 sec., f 5.6, ISO 400 , focal length 85 mm
Thank you so much www.flickr.com/photos/sorcha_-_tyles and www.flickr.com/groups/theart/ for the group cover! ❤
Background by Barnali Bagchi from RENDEROSITY !
Couple by DRECCI GISLAADT !
2 textures by Barnali Bagchi from RENDEROSITY !
A boy in the crowd of spectators is struggling to watch a fight in 'Jabbarer Bolikhela' (traditional wrestling) due to lack of space. He is trying hard to watch the match from under the barrier made by bumboo.
Poush Mela, Santiniketan
Images of Bengal, India
Tusu Dance
West Bengal is one of the important cultural states of India. Folk dances and music is a part of the life of people here. This state is a loving home of various tribal groups of people. These communities perform their own cultural and traditional activities on various occasion and festivities.
'Makara Sankranti' is an important festival in all parts of Bengal. The Tusu Parab is held in Birbhum District on this occasion. Groups of young girls gather every evening throughout the month of Poush (December-January) and sing songs which have been termed by the generic term Tusu. On the day of Makar Sakranti (around 15th January), people gather around a pond or a river, mostly out of the village. After offering their prayers to Goddess Tusu, people sing and dance on the banks of the river or pond. The songs are accompanied by simple group movements: there is no other accompaniment.
Poush Mela / পৌষ মেলা
An annual fair and festival that takes place in Santiniketan, in Birbhum District in the Indian state of West Bengal, marking the harvest season. Commencing on the 7th day of the month of Poush (around 21/22 December), the fair officially lasts for three days, although vendors may stay up until the month-end. The key characteristic of this fair include live performances of Bengali folk music, notably baul and fakir songs.
Write Up by Pallab Seth
Background by ElenaDudina
Christabelle by DRECCI GISLAADT !
Fée+dragon by Lorie Davison Design from Studio Girls Scrapbookgraphics.com
Texture by Angela Wolf ! FLICKR !
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Street and Reportage photography from Glasgow, Scotland. This was the Friday School Strike in George Square, Glasgow, as part of the climate change movement started by Greta Thunberg.
A hundred and more school children were engaged in good-natured chanting and singing in full voice directly opposite Glasgow City Hall, and guarded by a line of police officers who did not take too kindly to me walking in the road to get these shots (even though I was moving past stationary traffic).
Enjoy!
Part of my work showing @ Kultivate Select - Theme - Spring
WL sky -
SL Filter - (Double effect - Toy cam & Sepia)
SL water - default
Heavy PS --I know, I know Captain Obvious statement there.
The SL version will be slightly different in that it will have more damage.
Trompe Loeil, Maitreya, CatWa, DeLa, Skinnery, Puking Rainbows, NAMINOKE, Jian, Half Deer, anc, IKON, PMS, Store Pamela, TLC Home, Basic Elements, Black JAck, [[RH]], CerberusXing, LUMIpro, Silvery K, ...
- Maurice Sendak -
Featuring much of the collection by iBi for 8F8: Inside the Story
which you can find at the Where the Wild Things Are Summer Gacha
Also, the adorable wombat by Allegory Malaprop of Schadenfreude
Ball-jointed doll avatar by Coco, as well as the cargo pants and bandeau
Ethnic scarf by Leezu
Hair by Analog Dog
Glasses by Le Primitif
Location:
Where the Wild Things Are
This is one from the archive...from 2013, exactly! I was in a camera store trying out a lens, if I remember correctly, when this photogenic subject appeared!
Olympus OM-D E-M5
Olympus M.Zuiko 17mm/f1.8
Series - analog photos.
All photos in the series were taken with the Nikon F90X camera with 28-105 AFD and 50 1.8 AFD lenses in the Fujicolor PRO 400H film.
An expressive street mime show surprised the little girl. Although the photo is not super sharp, it reflects the mood of the moment from the street life.