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Fishing Guide and TV Host Johnny Johnson and Me. My Wife bought me a day fishing with Guide and Tournament Pro Johnny Johnson. I watch his TV Show, Fishing with Johnny Johnson every Sunday Morning. I had a great time and a great day fishing at Roosevelt Lake Arizona
More holiday lighting and bokeh fun ... at least when no birds show up in the trees at sunset ;)
I did like how this one lined up there. Hope you Christmas preparations are going well!
The sweeping lines guided me to take this photo. I really liked how the lakefront walkway pulls the eye far into this scene, along with the beachfront running pararalel. The clouds moving overhead also formed a line that swept the same direction, so you really get the feeling of moving from left to right, which is where he city skyline really anchors the photo. The lighthouse was really cool, and looked interesting against the backdrop of the city, as if it was built in with it. It sort of implies how Chicago wouldn't be what it is today without the Great Lakes and her lighthouses, which have kept many sailors safe. The graffiti was also interesting, and if you read closely it says Chicago on the right side. Overall, a pretty cool scenic of Chi!
A child holds the hands of the mother only for a short while, but touches the mother's heart forever
Split-box 40128 heads a westbound freight through the station on 4 September 1974.
Fujica ST701/50mm
Ilford HP4
School starts next week and I haven't finished my summer assignments :/
I got super tan/burned at band camp, now my nose is starting to peel making it bright pink. I hate it when that happens.
I'm going through a episode where I have to put space stuff in my photos. I wonder how long it will last until I realize how overused it is.
I had to photoshop out a road, parking lot, and bathroom out of this photo. It was hard and still looks odd to me.
Our guide at Bent's Old Fort. This is a "living history" unit, with all the staff in historic costume.
Breastfeeding your new-born baby just hours (or less) after going through the demanding experience of childbirth can feel a bit like diving off the deep end.
Former Nottingham City Transport Leyland Atlantean with East Lancs bodywork on Princes Street Edinburgh during August 1995. On an inbound journey of the AIR+BUS EXPRESS service from Edinburgh airport
Slightly more obvious guide
NB a lot of your questions can be answered very easily: The less you do from this list, the more likely you are to be removed from the pool. It's really that simple.
Incidentally, as some builder's may have noticed I'm quite precious about the wrench/spear combination. If you look at the pool you can see that it is a defining feature of most photographs which lends a nice cohesion to the photographs. Thus precious ;)
I will no longer be responding to caveracers. They've had their day and it is not today.
. . . As the sun sets over Lake Michigan, the automated light at Little Sable Point comes to life! Built in 1874 after numerous wrecks on the big lake, it stands alone and is managed by a public group which allows tours in the summer months.
Have a great week Facebook, Flickr, and 500px friends!
Oli on the right hand side, is trekking guide. Since Mount Rinjani is dangerous during wet season, he works on the gardens harvesting Cacao, Coffee, Avocados and many other things. While walking through the jungle the savvy man gave us a very interesting lecture. Now, during the dry season he leads customer through the national park. Over three days hiking over Mount Rinjani I got to know him and his culture better. Before leading trek, Oli wanted to be a porter so that he could understand the hardship of it. He told me with emotion that he cried after the first day. He did it for two years. He continues to have a great respect for his young porters. Each of them carry 25kg, walk barefoot or with flip-flops all the way. I tried myself at the beginning of the trek just to know what it is. It was quite a challenge but managed to do it the first day. But I had only 9kg on my back. Oli wears Adidas Trail shoes. He told me that he had the fix them all the time because these are bad quality. Adidas makes shoes for Indonesia but downgrade the quality to make products affordable to the locals. You can imagine how the shoes end-up with such use... He was looking at mine all the time. When I told him I'll give him after the trek he had such a big smile ear to ear, it was a pleasure to see him that happy. This photograph was shot at this very moment.
and so i meet u again.
castelluccio, after months, my little fox.
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A picture of a young MUhimba (cousins of the Himbas, famous in Namibia) i took in south Angola; she was dancing and playing with her long dreadlocks. I asked her what she used to make her dreadlocks, she told me she took the hair of her whole family!
© Eric Lafforgue
Our guide holding her “Supplies Booklet”. The vast majority of Cuban families rely, for their food intake, on the Libreta de Abastecimiento, a supplies booklet distribution system. The system establishes the rations each person is allowed to buy through the system, and the frequency of supplies. The changes in Cuba in recent years have often hinted at a new era of possibilities: a slowly opening economy, warming relations with the United States after decades of isolation, a flood of tourists meant to lift the fortunes of Cubans long marooned on the outskirts of modern prosperity. But the record arrival of nearly 3.5 million visitors to Cuba last year has caused a surging demand for food. Tourists are quite literally eating Cuba’s lunch. Thanks in part to the United States embargo, but also to poor planning by the island’s government, goods that Cubans have long relied on are going to well-heeled tourists and the hundreds of private restaurants that cater to them, leading to soaring prices and empty shelves – Havana, Cuba.
Starring : Milky Way. Mount Rigi on the left, Lucerne competing for attention. I know, it is a bizarre idea to go through the trouble of going to a dark place and then including a huge light source on a photo of the Milky Way. But I was so mesmerized by the vertical Milky Way that I simply wanted to photograph it with Rigi, Lucerne and all the light.