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Impressions of Rebel Salute 2018, Priory St. Ann, Jamaica. january 12 &13, 2018.
Pictures by Danny Creatah
Kirk Smithhart of Hill Country Revue.
Saturday late night, Mile High Music Festival, Denver, Colorado, 2008.
To read up on the inaugural Mile High Music fest, please visit The Grateful Web.
© 2008 Sam Holloway and Grateful Web, Inc.
Cargo vessel Arklow Rebel in Belfast Lough. You can find her full specification at the following link: www.asl.ie/files/rebel_6eea2cc4.pdf
Forest fog, Mars Hill, NC.
Lomo LCA+ and Canon EOS Rebel, expired Fujipan Pro 1600 and Ilford Delta 100, commercial processing
The Gypsy Rebels are a Toronto-based Gypsy Band that features a repertoire of traditional Gypsy music mixed with elements of Reggae, Funk, R’n'B, and Soul. Acoustic guitar, upright bass, accordion, violin, and trumpet all support Michael’s vocals in a unique blend of music. They play both tradional Gypsy songs and and original songs composed by Michael T Butch.
Melody Bar: The Melody Bar is the Gladstone Hotel's free live music venue every Wednesday through Sunday. www.gladstonehotel.com/venue
Gladstone Hotel Photographer: Royel Edwards
This picture is one picture that I am completely satisfied with in terms of contrast. It also was highly regarded in my photography class, which in itself is not a big deal but it meant something to me at the time. *Ilford 400 film used
The Gypsy Rebels are a Toronto-based Gypsy Band that features a repertoire of traditional Gypsy music mixed with elements of Reggae, Funk, R’n'B, and Soul. Acoustic guitar, upright bass, accordion, violin, and trumpet all support Michael’s vocals in a unique blend of music. They play both tradional Gypsy songs and and original songs composed by Michael T Butch.
Melody Bar: The Melody Bar is the Gladstone Hotel's free live music venue every Wednesday through Sunday. www.gladstonehotel.com/venue
Gladstone Hotel Photographer: Royel Edwards
These tiny little poison dart frogs are the size of a penny.
I'm pretty sure the zoo is always better on black.