Life is a long lesson in humility

Thankfully bees don't get Bank Holidays off :)

SEIU 32BJ workers. Aug. 3, 2011 © Rick Reinhard 2011

I hate posting macro on Facebook. Detail is terrible. And for that matter all facebook pictures have terrible detail. Thank you Flickr.

Unknown group of gentlemen

Mendocino has a small community library staffed and run entirely by volunteers. Outstanding books and people. Here are the 2 people working today. I wish I had asked their names.....

Because its May 1st, Workers Day, everywhere I went doing errands today I asked workers if I could take a photo. These 4 photos are my favorites from the group.

Family members of fallen WSDOT workers attended the agency's Worker Memorial ceremony in Lacey to listen to stories and honor their loved ones killed on the job -- many in marked work zones.

Volunteer workers like Brian Neilson (far right) and Doug Thompson (second from left) finish sandbagging on Main Street in Pine Island. Workers made enough sandbags that they stayed ahead of the flooding waters.

As evening falls workers on Xi'an's Old City Wall gather and rest.

Taken during the Toronto Photo Walks group's mostly-macro World Wide Photowalk on July 9th, 2016!

I have been quite around the streets in old Dubai market area. But yesterday was the first time I visited the market area in Deira. I was jus' surprised at sight of workers kickin' back on these mini cargo trolleys on every nook and corner of the busy streets sippin' tea n having a chit chat.

While I was there, I did try to kick back on one of these myself :D

...against psychopaths in office.

Outside the capitol building in Madison, Monday, March 21.

Waiter urges the period freight-workers not to get killed

Bangkok, Thailand

A construction worker on the new Bow office tower, behind the old Northwest Traveller's Building. I liked the mix of steel girders, metal balcony, and old brick.

People's History Museum

Manchester, England, UK

The first days of the Baiada poultry workers strike in Laverton, in Melbourne's west.

04.01.2014

A pleasant sight I saw on a boring morning.

OK, so it’s only a cardboard prototype at the moment BUT this is the approximate size of the proposed GPS/GPRS lone worker/small team terminal that we are currently developing. I've also put a short video on YouTube...www.youtube.com/user/timewareCommunity

Col du Saint-Gothard, 2100m (TI, Switzerland)

Bee hard at work.

Worker in front of a production site

Elli was barking at the railway worker who was up on the train line. As you see, Hector never even noticed he was there.

The Backyard

man-o-war cay, abaco, bahamas