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Photo of the day July 2017
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Had a challenge of street photography for last week on a photography forum, so had a go getting captures of interesting characters in the city last Thursday. I normally don't do people photography. This fellow is homeless, has PTSD and is a really nice guy. I had quite a long chat to him before making a donation and then asking if I could take his photo. Unfortunately, he plays his drum really badly, but he loves it nonetheless. It's his only worldly possession, apart from his clothes and his bedroll, which he stashes away in a secret spot in the city.
Meat Delivery Cadiz Spain by Shaun Wilkinson, on Flickr
Been retired for 15 years.
But am now being asked to start again - they miss me
Oh yeah. Definitely the former.
Cecy Santana Chicago Samba
Not a particularly spectacular shot, but I thought the subject matter was cool when I took it.
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Been retired for 15 years.
But am now being asked to start again - they miss me
Oh yeah. Definitely the former.
Haha I was totally convinced you were a rogue spray painter that went round decorating people's dogs.
I found a bunny in my yard this morning. My daughter was in love with bunnies as a toddler and we had lots of them when we lived in a different house (and state). I don't see them very often in the house we currently live in. She was still in bed, so I went out to take a picture of the baba for her.
This young lass/beginner violinist/busker was playing nursery rhymes and no-one would make eye contact with her, let alone throw her some cash.
Hydro Electric plant at the Falls of Clyde. Liked the reflection in the water
P7230110.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
P7230110.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Valve handle on what I think was an old pump.
Sriram
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I think he saw the fish but decided it was too big!
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