7 posts tagged “portrait”
Only commoners think all roads lead to Rome. In the fractional reserve universe, of which terrestrial economics is a vassal, all roads lead to Harare. Don't blame the all seeing eye: you keep voting for the scum that leech you dry.
Trebor Ebagum | Zimbabwe | by Tamer Youssef | Pencil Sketch on Bristol Paper | Photoshop CS3 | November 2008 | Tamer Youssef's Caricature World *
Trebor Leirbag Ebagum (born 21 February 1924) is the President of Zimbabwe and Earth's Chief Financial Officer.
Lucie's People (Set)
Lucie says:
Qat (khat, kat) market. Fresh leaves of the catha edulis, are a stimulant similar to d-amphetamine. Khat is very popular among Yemeni and was used in Yemen even before coffee, producing a feeling of exaltation and a feeling of being liberated from space and time.
Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL, f/3.5, 0.067 sec (1/15), ISO 1600, 18 mm
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World War II Photos (Set)
J.P. Dodd writes:
Rather than working today (which I should be doing), I have been going through scans of pictures that my grandfather took during World War II. This is by far my favorite. The man's expression is priceless.
The back of the picture says Okinawa Native, Sept. 1945 .
Elishams says:
I was having tea in a tiny ashram in the jungle, waiting for the rain to stop, when this saint came in. He sat near the door, I was impressed by his silencious presence, asked for a photo… I found the light was just magic. He blinked his eyes in consent and looked at the camera…
Elishams says:
Samdup means "Fulfillment" in Tibetan. Samdup was waiting for his wife praying in the Mahabodhi temple, talking with a bunch of men on a bench. I saw him a couple of time during my stay, I was shy to ask but finally did. I really liked his face. He was surprised when I asked him for a shot, laughed, then stood serious in front of the camera.
Stand up for Tibet
__________________________________________________________________Samdup signifie "accompli" en Tibétain. Samdup attendait sa femme chaque matin en discutant avec ses amis sur un banc. Elle, elle priait au Mahabodhi temple. J'ai mis du temps avant d'oser lui parler, il m'intimidait. Mais comme j'aimais beaucoup son visage, je me suis décidée… Il s'est montré surpris lorsque je lui ai demandé une photo, a rigolé avec ses amis puis s'est tenu sérieux devant l'appareil.
Pour obtenir des libérations massives de prisonniers d’opinion et faire cesser la censure des médias et du Web.
www.rsf.org/article.php3?id_article=2196#sp2196
Two girls of the Himba tribe in northern Namibia, near Etanga.
