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behind the image | Wayfaring Focus
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A blog about travel and photography by the documentary photographer Johannes Laaksonen. First article coming soon. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.
BEHIND THE IMAGE: “Portrait of a Shopkeeper” Nablus, West Bank | Wayfaring Focus
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A blog about travel and photography by the documentary photographer Johannes Laaksonen. BEHIND THE IMAGE: “Portrait of a Shopkeeper” Nablus, West Bank. February 11, 2013. In Behind the Image. BEHIND THE IMAGE: “Generations” Lhasa, Tibet. BEHIND THE IMAGE: “This is our land” Lhasa, Tibet →. 4 responses to “ BEHIND THE IMAGE: “Portrait of a Shopkeeper” Nablus, West Bank. February 11, 2013 at 9:36 pm. He looks pretty happy, obviously life is what we make it – rather than what we have. What a lovely picture!
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A blog about travel and photography by the documentary photographer Johannes Laaksonen. BEHIND THE IMAGE: Portrait of a Homeless Man. BEHIND THE IMAGE: Portrait of a Homeless Man Photographed in Tallinn, Estonia BEHIND THE IMAGE I ran into this man when I was exploring the outskirts of Tallinn. He came […]. Read Article →. BEHIND THE IMAGE: “This is our land” Lhasa, Tibet. October 10, 2013. Read Article →. BEHIND THE IMAGE: “Portrait of a Shopkeeper” Nablus, West Bank. February 11, 2013. February 8, 2013.
on travel | Wayfaring Focus
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A blog about travel and photography by the documentary photographer Johannes Laaksonen. First article coming soon. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.
BEHIND THE IMAGE: “This is our land” Lhasa, Tibet | Wayfaring Focus
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A blog about travel and photography by the documentary photographer Johannes Laaksonen. BEHIND THE IMAGE: “This is our land” Lhasa, Tibet. October 10, 2013. In Behind the Image. 8220;This is Our Land”. This was photographed early in the morning. I was roaming the backstreets of Lhasa with my camera, observing the city slowly wake up for what was going to be a sunny day. I have learned that mornings are the most exciting time to be photographing in the street. This morning was no different. 6 responses to...
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‘Apocolypse’ | pynnjournalism
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Why don't you f-stop on this page and read a bit. The more pictures I view the more I tend to come across these unseen, but yet wonderful photos. This photo display symbolizes the ongoing conflict in the middle east, we as a species are bringing destruction, an apocalypse. ON TO NEWER AND HAPPIER TOPICS THOUGH. So please, I invite you to watch the slideshow and comment about any of the pictures you’ve seen today. This entry was posted in Journalism. College of the north atlantic. November 18, 2013. This ...
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The Deadly Top 5 | Exposure
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Preparing for the life of a photojournalist. December 17, 2013. The Deadly Top 5. As the year comes to an end, I’ve decided to spend some time looking through the Committee to Protect Journalists website. This entry was posted on Tuesday, December 17th, 2013 at 9:31 pm and tagged with Committee to Protect Journalists. And posted in Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). The Deadly Top 5.
Torres, Rizzles and Co | Made In London
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A Street Eye Blog Of London. LONDON STREET ART / GRAFFITI. Torres, Rizzles and Co. January 29, 2013. A couple from Saturday at Mile End Skate Park. Thanks to Torres, Rizzles and co for letting me take these pics. This entry was posted in London. And tagged Black and White. Tate Modern “We are all artists” #Hyperlink Festival →. 2 thoughts on “ Torres, Rizzles and Co. February 11, 2013 at 11:34 am. Very cool collection of images. I love your style. It’s raw and immersive. February 11, 2013 at 3:24 pm.
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Why don't you f-stop on this page and read a bit. The more pictures I view the more I tend to come across these unseen, but yet wonderful photos. This photo display symbolizes the ongoing conflict in the middle east, we as a species are bringing destruction, an apocalypse. ON TO NEWER AND HAPPIER TOPICS THOUGH. So please, I invite you to watch the slideshow and comment about any of the pictures you’ve seen today. College of the north atlantic. Today I want to analyse one of my personal favourite photos.
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A Pop-Up Passion | Exposure
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Preparing for the life of a photojournalist. December 17, 2013. Now, if you’re living in San Francisco, I urge you to watch this video on a Wednesday or Sunday because I can assure you that you’ll want one. You can also watch on Vimeo here. This entry was posted on Tuesday, December 17th, 2013 at 4:57 pm and tagged with bacon. San Francisco Bay Area. And posted in Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. A Sea Of Photographs. The Deadly Top 5 ». Follow me on Twitter.
A historic analysis | pynnjournalism
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Why don't you f-stop on this page and read a bit. Throughout the many years of photojournalism there have been a few photos that manage to perfectly capture the moment. These photos capture the feelings of the time, the senses, it would get across the photographers message far better than his/her words ever could. Today I want to analyse one of my personal favourite photos. A member of the British army bomb squad descends the road on route to his/her task. Why is this a good photo? October 11, 2013.
Preferences – JabbaJinx
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I'm not sure what this is going to be, but I do hope it will be good. February 11, 2013. So this morning I got an email from a picture editing website I’m using called BeFunky. And it said that the BeFunky team loved my picture soooo much that they’re now featuring it in the BeFunky Gallery. Yaaay for me! The picture the website chose:. The picture I prefer (which just happens to be of Stockholm):. Miike Snow – Animal. The Tallest Man on Earth – 1904. 2 thoughts on “ Preferences. Enter your comment here.
Clifton Suspension Bridge | Amy Melissa Skelton
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Graphic Design Student at UWE. October 15, 2013. Walking into uni on a foggy day I was greeted by this, seemed sort of… eerie i thought. I'm an art foundation student at Eastleigh college Southampton following the Graphics and Photography path ways. Although i love experimenting with different mediums to broaden my skills as an artist. 2 comments on “ Clifton Suspension Bridge. October 15, 2013 at 7:23 pm. Yeah, eerie. But also beautiful and inspirational! October 15, 2013 at 7:32 pm.
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Are We There Yet? | A Photo Journal and Travel Ideas by a Wayfaring Family
Are We There Yet? A Photo Journal and Travel Ideas by a Wayfaring Family. My oh my, Mayon! I’ve come to know her as a little girl through postcards, geography books and those calendars that has a scenic photo for every month. Every now and then, I would hear news of her dreaded but spectacular fireworks display. Twelve years ago, I finally had a glimpse of her for real – 1oo kilometers away … Continue reading →. SI-LOG: The Hearty Filipino Breakfast. POTTER PILGRIMAGE: The Elephant House Cafe. The imposi...
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WayfaringFifthWheel | Hi! I'm Sami. This is my first year as a student of the Ron Paul Curriculum, and also my first year homeschooling. My family and I live on the road, traveling around America in a fifth-wheel.
I'm Sami. This is my first year as a student of the Ron Paul Curriculum, and also my first year homeschooling. My family and I live on the road, traveling around America in a fifth-wheel. July 23, 2015. Http:/ www.ifcvideocontest.com/watch.php? I’ve entered a video contest, above is the link to my entree. It’s short, and an amazing opportunity. Please check out my video and vote for me! College Q&A w/ Mom. June 9, 2015. Talk to someone who attended college full-time. June 9, 2015. May 21, 2015. Planning ...
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Sun Moon Lake 日月潭. April 16, 2017. April 11, 2017. Sun Moon Lake is somewhat close to Taichung via bus or car. It can take several hours to get there. So we left early in the morning to get tickets to take a bus there, only to find out, since it was a holiday weekend a lot of other people had the same plan, which resulted … Continue reading Sun Moon Lake 日月潭. CMP Block Museum of Arts 勤美術館. April 14, 2017. April 11, 2017. National Taichung Theater 台中國家歌劇院. April 12, 2017. April 11, 2017. April 9, 2017.
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Native American flutes have been played for hundreds of years. Traditionally in the southeast area of the United States they were made using river cane and many flute makers still use this method. In other areas of the country they were made from wood and most people currently making Native American flutes make them from a variety of woods. Terms & Conditions.
Wayfaring Focus | A blog about travel and photography by the documentary photographer Johannes Laaksonen
A blog about travel and photography by the documentary photographer Johannes Laaksonen. BEHIND THE IMAGE: Portrait of a Homeless Man. October 13, 2013. Guide: Gearing up for travel photography. February 6, 2013. BEHIND THE IMAGE: “In the Ghetto” Nablus, West Bank. February 4, 2013. BEHIND THE IMAGE: “This is our land” Lhasa, Tibet. October 10, 2013. Read Article →. BEHIND THE IMAGE: “Portrait of a Shopkeeper” Nablus, West Bank. February 11, 2013. Read Article →. February 8, 2013. Read Article →. BEHIND T...
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Saturday, March 14, 2015. In Greek, the word for faith and belief is the same: πίστις / pistis. In English, however, belief includes knowledge as the extreme of justified true belief, and our LDS testimonies confess that "We KNOW", not that we believe or we "have faith". Greek never equates pistis as knowledge ("gnosis"). Pistis implies more of a trust or hope that something is true. Alma provides that reconstructive methodology in his epistemic, which in my impression is quite simply this:. As I see it,...
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Thursday, April 22, 2010. Moving back to Switzerland. As the few of you who read the drivel I post on here will likely guess, there’s still some more Morocco stories to come. In fact, I have another 15 odd pages of tiny scrawly handwriting to type in and edit for your pleasure. But fear not, it will come. With pictures. I live in a room—again—slightly larger than your average shoe box, with little possibility to escape and move into a real-person apartment. An over-abundance of old women with bad dye job...
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Saturday, October 18, 2014. A Sikh man, a Missed meeting and one Strange brown boot. Late, I'm going to be late. Was the phrase bandying about my head as I clomped down the pavement from the house into the city. I was meeting up with a friend and was running behind schedule. My trendy right boot was missing it's rubber heel "cap" and made an abnormally loud, hollow sound in contrast to the intact left one, reminiscent of a peg-legged pirate. It was very unlike me to leave the house without the thing and ...
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