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It's a lot of work to keep a boat like this. Poor guy - a slave of sorts.
Danvikstull in Stockholm, Sweden.
Today I saw the work of many photographers in downtown Toronto. Every photographer had a booth and every photographer specialized in certain photography genre: either people, or architecture, or nature, etc. Then I started to wonder if my photography is supposed to be specialized in a certain “field”. I wondered if I am supposed to focus on photographing certain things more than others. Until now I’ve been photographing whatever that has caught my attention, be it: nature, people, animals, buildings, sports, vehicles, etc. For now, I am just going to enjoy photography as I’ve been doing for the last 4 years...I don’t know what will happen in the future.
What I do know however is that I would really like to have a motorcycle when the time is right and if it is God’s will. And I sure hope my future wife likes motorcycles too, because I won’t buy a bike to ride it by myself...that’s like taking pictures and not sharing them with others!
PS: The street is empty because everybody was behind me celebrating Spain's 2010 FIFA World Cup win...I will upload those pics as soon as possible.
(Toronto, ON; summer 2010.)
Lehigh Valley Zoo made this banner when construction was in progress for Habitat Madigascar, a building that now houses two species of lemur.
The banner is up again, in anticipation of another building, which will be a home for red pandas. Slash, the red panda I occasionally post here, lives at Elmwood Park Zoo.
My work area, all cleaned up and ready to get some homework done.
I need to figure out a way to fix the washed-out look that the CVS cam has.
Monochrome HDR image of
The Liverpool Dock Horse life size bronze working horse sited in The Albert Docks Liverpool UK ..Sculpture by Judy Boyt
There's some construction work going on at present on a nearby library, but the old glass has produced some rather bizarre reflections in the background.
I enjoy a lot of things about the E-M5, but am uncertain if MFT is a system that I'll stick with. Probably not, but it's fun to try.
Recently i went to a village where in grandpa's lived... i saw this old man working in the construction site of a temple... at first i really felt pity for him...
There could be 1000 of reasons that made him work... but i like his courage, will to work...
Hats off! to him....
Guyana is the world’s largest producer of Atlantic seabob, a commercially important shrimp captured from the Atlantic coast of the US all the way down to Brazil.
Seabob is fished by industrial trawlers and by artisanal fishers.
Most of the industrial catch is processed into frozen, peeled shrimp to supply both local and international markets, making seabob Guyana’s most important seafood export.
Seabob landed by artisanal fishers and bycatch of commercial value, including white belly shrimp, are processed into dried and smoked products or sold fresh on local markets.
FISH4ACP aims to enhance the productivity and competitiveness of Atlantic seabob fisheries in Guyana. The Marine Steward Council certification obtained in 2019 will help to consolidate the position of the sector in existing markets and facilitate access to new ones.
FISH4CP is an initiative of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States (OACPS) implemented by FAO with funding from the European Union (EU) and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
More on FISH4ACP in Guyana: www.fao.org/in-action/fish-4-acp/where-we-work/caribbean/...
Project: GCP /GLO/028/EC
Photo: ©FAO/Nieuw Image Media