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My desk at work. Left some notes to explain. I have a Dell computer setup to the left out of the frame. Best part: This was shot with my new Tokina 12-24 lens at 1/20 hand-held after some tips from award-winning phtographer Dale Omori. LARGE
Riding in the back of the truck on the way back from delivering a water sanitization lesson to a small group of Pashtun men living in Pul-e Charki, which is populated mainly by Pashtun internally displaced peoples.
The building we delivered the training in is a very accessable community clinic for that area. There are 13,000 people in its catchment area and it caps its patients at around 40 per day to try to ration the medicinal supplies, which come in on a donation basis to supplement the clinic's very meager annual medicine budget.
The guy running the clinic is a very impressive doctor trained in Pakistan and currently working for an Afghan NGO named Muslim Hands. You can tell the doctor really cares about the community. He explained in detail the painstaking protocols they have to give patients the best care over the long-haul, from organizing the day-to-day of the clinic, to implementing policies such as capping patient counts, to proper file-keeping on patients. This is a major feat in an area without easy access to many of the basic things such as folders, chairs, printers, etc. that make such systems possible. There was a lot of work put into the very basic thought processes of the clinic and I am glad that Muslim Hands have taken the project over.
There is a garden at the clinic that was started by one of the people from my NGO murdered in Badakhshan in the summer of 2010. Her memory lives on in the garden, which Muslim Hands is continuing to water and protect. The apricots we ate from the trees today were still sour unlike those farther north where, ironically, the weather is warmer due to proximity to deserts and to lower altitude, and thus where apricot season has already come and gone.
Jalalabad Road was bombed by the Taliban a few weeks ago when Obama arrived to sign the big agreement with Karzai. Today it was beautiful and relatively peaceful, despite the massive military-industrial complexes such as are visible on both sides of the road in this photo. My biggest worry was just my glasses flying off since we were driving so fast!
No rest for the busy artist.
An image showing you a glimpse into how I work. Once the 27 inch screen comes out.. you know I mean business !!
CANNOT WAIT to get this done !!
On a work trip over to Perth...theres not much else to do at night in a strange town when you're by yourself other than photography!
Check out my Apple sticker on my glass - drives our IT people crazy!
(one of them even has a Powerbook Laptop!)
After many years of delay, the wooden sleeper track on the Portsmouth direct main line has been replaced in a 3-day occupation, replacing 1200 yards of plain track.
This Sunday morning view shows new concrete sleepers being positioned with 66847 on the up line with Salmons being unloaded and bass wagons with some additional sleepers / back loading with the wooden baton separators used between the levels of new sleepers.
Sunday 6 November 2022
Walk Day / Social Distancing Day 208, 10/07/2020, Greenpoint, NY
Apple iPhone 7 Plus
iPhone 7 Plus back dual camera 6.6mm f/2.8
Æ’/2.8 6.6 mm 1/560 20
Santhi working at the quarry. She is married and has two children. We are working to provide education for the children and better health and social support for the family.
On the hotest day of the year so far the crewe of a Pickering to Grosmont train take a breather during the Goathland stop. North Yorkshire Moors Railway June the 29th 2019.
Kennedy Library student assistants work at the circulation desk on the first floor of the library, Tuesday, March 6, 2018. There are over 100 student assistants working in the library; their work is essential to the smooth-functioning of the library. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CA. Photo: Hannah Travis/Kennedy Library
These are the work horses that help build the Alaskan highway 70 years ago. After the war you could buy surplus equipment at a very reasonable price, Dennis's father had bought these for their construction business.
General shots of shopkeepers and street hawkers in different markets in Delhi, India.
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RUSSIAN FEDERATION/Saint-Petersburg. July 14, 2010. Extreme heat in Saint-Petersburg - over 30C - makes citizens bathe in ponds and rivers in the city where swimming is strictly prohibited. Weather forecast predicts temperature will rise to 35-37C. Not only adults, but children also swim and play in polluted water without any attention of their parents. Photo: Nadya Davydova
'I Thought I Could Find You There' It's a contemporary portrait photography project, about people in the places where I used to go with my father when I was little, although I'm not concentrating my work into images of locations but much more on people who are re-creating different memories with their own lives and experiences.
Who are the people in the same places which plenty of memories were built on? What do they look like? How different and how similar they are to my father? How do they use the same spaces of my memories to create their future memoir?
This collection of faces in the gigantic city of Sao Paulo is not ended yet, this project still under work.