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Category Archives: Photography
THE CITY… Street Photography
Photo post.
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Serving bandrek in Indonesia
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A man serving bandrek | Kampung Daun, Bandung, Indonesia
The bandrek is a hot beverage made of a mixture of spices and is a native to the Sundanese people of West Java in Indonesia.
Thankful to Wonderful Indonesia and the Indonesian Ministry of Tourism for a great opportunity to see Indonesia.
Pont d’Arc
Post by @ManageDamage.
Source: Pont d’Arc
Elk Street Art Installation: Downtown Vancouver!
Vancouver Art Installation. City Centre Skytrain Station. Georgia and Granville. Absolutely Stunning Graffiti / Street Art!
Elk for c̓əsnaʔəm
Photo by Cam Andrews
The City of Vancouver Public Art Program is pleased to announce a new artwork for the Canada Line City Centre Station by artist Dana Claxton.
Elk for c̓əsnaʔəm by Dana Claxton, 2015
Vinyl on glass, 2.7 m x 7.5 m
Canada Line City Centre Station
Commissioned by the City of Vancouver Public Art Program
Curated by Rita Beiks
When asked to conceive an original work for this downtown site relating to the theme of c̓əsnaʔəm, the city before the city, Dana Claxton considered pre-colonial landscapes and animal nations such as elk, deer, bear, beaver, mink, raccoon, skunk and wolf populations that circulated through these lands by their own natural logic. In particular, elk forms a crucial aspect of First Nations subsistence and spiritual economies. In the artist’s Lakota Sioux community they hold power as a source of…
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No Man’s Land — via MANAGE THE DAMAGE. PoW!
Path — By: The Weaver. ; Street Photography / Poetry
Each one of us passes through these situations however some of us win, they are victors, and they succeed not because they try to make a difference but because they are destined to. Destiny is like a child born in the middle of World War II in a small town being crushed to the ground, his mother swallowed by the inevitable while the fragile wins his life. We do say that we create our destiny but it is always there waiting for us to embrace it through a set of actions that we will make. Our every choice is towards it, no matter how much despairing or hopeful, great or petty it maybe.
Tribes Of Ethiopia — Edge of Humanity Magazine
Photographer Trevor Cole is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this travel photography. These images are from his project ‘Ethiopia – Tribal Lands‘. To see Trevor’s galleries click on any image. The Hamar, Kara, Mursi and Suri all use body paint derived from clays, which are found in the tropical soils. They […]
Street Photographer Stevieg (Aspiring Media): Street Photography in Brooklyn New York
“Wu Tang” – Aroe MSK Mural; (Street Photography)
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