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Gordie Howe Entrance of the Joe in Detroit as two fans came to pay their respect to this institution.
We had an awesome time at the beach today :-) The winds were high, the surf was high, the energy was super high!
I found this on "Joe'" myspace and quote his status says, " Some people just don't know the meaning of PRIVACY"
Brenda and Joe are really dating? If so, they are so cute together :D
Joe is from The Detroit Party Marching Band from Detroit.
Luke is from The Chaotic Noise Marching Band from Seattle.
Joe Devenney on guitar for Tyler Rich at the private, soft opening of the Hard Rock Live - Sacramento on May 26,2022. This country rock band headlined the very first show at the new venue (which is actually just outside of Wheatland, CA, 35 miles north of Sacramento). Tyler Rich is originally from Yuba City which is only 6 miles north of here. Every once in a while stage lighting works in the photographer's favor.
Was treated to seeing Joe Nichols Country Music super star this past weekend...a night time outdoor event with my son and a friend...such a sweet and talented man...that Native American heritage shines through with his beautiful strong features...will post more images over the next few days...wishing one and all a great week...stay blessed...
Brewed to commemorate England cricket captain Joe Root's 100th test match in which he scored a double century.
Profits go to a local children's hospice which he supports.
Really nice and hoppy, I think I'll have to order few more of these.
Joe was standing on the southeast corner of Lake and State, just outside the revolving door. He was actively soliciting people as they entered and exited. "I'm just hungry and looking for something to eat", he said. He's been out here for two years and is hoping his housing comes through. He sleeps on the train at the moment. "My wife and I split up and I've been lost out here", he said. Nonetheless, he was friendly and good-natured. I gave him my last dollar and he hesitated and said, "I don't want to take your last dollar", and offered it back to me. "It belongs to you", I said. It says a lot about his character that in his deepest need, he's still thinking of others.
With Joe Root's well-deserved third-place in the BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2024 yesterday, here is a shot of him in action on his way to his century on the first day of the second test versus Sri Lanka, Lord's, London.
Multi-instrument-multi-talented Joe Craven at the Wintergrass Music Festival, Bellevue, Washington, USA
NASA test pilot Joe Walker beside an X-15, following 169,000-foot altitude flight on March 30, 1961. The X-15 flew 199 times from 1959 to 1968 and was an extremely successful aeronautics research program that laid the hypersonics basis for later spacecraft such as the Space Shuttle.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: 60-x-45
Date: March 30, 1961
I had more. but since joe is such a whore and can't keep his shirt on they didn't fit... oh well.
I was too lazy to make it fit perfectly so enjoy the pretty squarey background :D
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also, flickr sucks and resizes things, so if you want it full size-
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Joe playing his git-tar.
Strobist: If i recall, Einstein 640 camera right in a 8' Octabox high camera right, or at this point it may have been a 22'' beauty dish with a grid to control spill, I was experimenting. Fill light was an Alien Bees ab1600 camera left in a 60'' parabolic, i remember that much heh.
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We had just arrived at the York-Eglinton International Street Festival, an annual event sponsored by the Business Improvement Association. Eglinton West is one of Toronto’s many multicultural neighborhoods with a strong representation by Jamaicans who have made Toronto home. A historical plaque celebrates “Little Jamaica” which is one of the largest Jamaican communities outside of Jamaica as is recognized on the following historical plaque: torontoplaques.com/Pages/Torontos_Reggae_Roots.html.
Soon after arriving, I noticed this man sitting on a ledge in a parking lot with his back to the steel wall of a barber shop. Of course it was his tall hat along with his warm, friendly face that caught my attention. As I approached him he greeted me with a smile and reached out to shake hands. “My name is Jeff and you might already know that I am asking if I can take your photo for my photography project.” He was interested and asked about the project so I gave him my contact card and explained. “Sure” he said. “I’m Joe Isaac.”
Joe told me he is a musician (drums) from Jamaica but has lived in Toronto for 40 years. I told him I could photograph him without his having to move and after a couple of photos I asked if he was going to be playing at the festival. He said “Not today. I’m here to support my friend who is going to be performing.” He gestured to another man sitting nearby among the cars in the parking lot. I found out that Joe is 67 and recorded in Studio One in Jamaica. A bit of googling once I got home informed me that "Studio One is one of Jamaica's most renowned record labels and recording studios, having been described as the Motown of Jamaica. The record label was involved with most of the major music movements in Jamaica during the 1960s and 1970s including ska, rocksteady, reggae, dub and dancehall. "
Joe pointed to a huge mural behind me (on the other side of the parking lot) and said his is one of the faces on the mural which celebrates many of Jamaica’s musical greats. “No kidding?” I said. “For real” he said with a shy smile. I suggested we cross the parking lot so I could photograph him next to his image on the mural (www.blogto.com/arts/2015/09/reggae_lane_mural_unveiled_in...). Joe was glad to oblige my request. I asked if I could send him a free copy of the photos as a thank you and he said “Not necessary, my friend. They are my gift to you.” When I asked if he had a message to share through my project he leaned toward me with a gentle smile and gave the biblical quote: “Don’t walk by sight. Walk by faith.”
As I walked him back to his perch across the parking lot I felt the warmth of this relatively brief interaction. I felt it in our parting handshake as well. I told him he was a very nice guy and thanked him for taking the time to join my photo project. We wished each other an enjoyable festival day.
It was a pleasure meeting you Joe. I hope you and your friends had a great day at the festival and thank you for welcoming me into your community. May you continue keeping the beat for a long time to come.
This is my 302nd submission to The Human Family Group on Flickr.
You can view more street portraits and stories by visiting The Human Family.
Additional note:
You can read more about Joe and his accomplishments in this newspaper article:
www.jamaicaobserver.com/entertainment/Joe-Isaacs-to-be-la....
Joe is one of my favorite characters, he can be found every year at the Pickering WWII Weekend and is always up for a bit of standing still for a minute. The first time I met him he almost knocked me on my tush as he came flying around a bend on his bicycle. I got the feeling that he felt he had to say yes when I asked for a pose. Nice guy and I'm looking forward to seeing him this year.