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Showing posts with label sunglasses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunglasses. Show all posts

Saturday, December 9, 2023

Exhale

Exhale
52Frames - Week 49 - Just Breathe

A demonstration of the 2nd part of the breathing equation.

Olympus TG-4 @ f2.8 1/320 4.5mm (25mm equiv) ISO 100

Photographed 12/5/23

Friday, August 28, 2015

Street Scene^2

Street Scene^2
Flicker Worldwide Photo Walk
Chicago, IL

Walking by, I saw some street reflections in this guy's glasses.  I asked him to allow me to frame this shot so I wasn't in it, to which he obliged.

Taken 8/23/15

Sunday, October 5, 2014

Poi

Poi
Clinton Street
Chicago, IL

Saturday, January 12, 2013

Shade Tree

Shade Tree Via Flickr:
Observed in Mountain View, CA.

Submitted for ClicheSaturday

Friday, August 31, 2012

Kewu

Kewu Via Flickr:
Walking down Lake Street under the "L" tracks I heard the familiar sound of a djembe. The high pitched raps along with the deep base were ear catching as he pounded out the African beats. I asked him if I could take some pictures; he nodded yes and continued to play. When he stopped, we talked for a bit and I told him about the $2 Portrait project.

He goes by Kewu, but his tag as a registered Chicago street performer had a different name. Kewu is 65 years old and has been playing percussion since he was 9. Born and raised in Chicago, he's worked odd jobs all his life. He said he went to school but had no formal musical training. He's picked up everything by just playing and listening to others. As I put $2 into his bucket and shook his hand, Kewu offered me his business card. Along with a phone number, it said "Percussionist Extraordinaire". Couldn't agree more.

Taken 8/24/12

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Pick-a-Pair


10/23/11 - Week 43
Taken on 10/19/11 in Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco.  Processed on the iPad with Snapseed v1.3.  HSS!