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It’s New York City and it’s March
Published March 7, 2010 Blog , Photography , Street Photography Leave a Comment
Stop motion of Davis Square on a Sunday afternoon. Gotta love the Somerville Theatre!
There were leaves and there were bikes.
Three of my favorite photos from the past two weeks.
Here are some gentlemen fishing off the dock in Mystic, Connecticut. I wonder if the fish are safe to eat?
Farmers’ Market -Amman
Published July 17, 2009 Jordan , Middle East , Photography , Street Photography Leave a CommentAs you all know by now, I’m really into photographing farmers’ markets. There’s something about the bustling atmosphere that I really love. Vendors are yelling, customers are happy to be buying their fruit and veggies, and people are haggling left and right. Plus, the lighting is usually nice under colored tents.
So I went to the market in Wadi Seir today with my dad. He needed fruit, I needed action.
Boy selling Watermelon
Watermelon Stand
Little Flies on a Melon
Vendor watering his Vegetables
Fresh Radish
Girl in the market
Cat Sleeping in the Market
Boys in the Market
Boys gathered outside the market for a photo
Out and About in Amman
Published July 15, 2009 Jordan , Middle East , Photography , Street Photography 1 Comment
Custodian in the Roman Amphitheatre
The only person carrying an umbrella in Amman
Too many hookas to choose from.
Say Cheeese!
More Mannequins
Published July 12, 2009 Middle East , Photography , Street Photography Leave a CommentI am collecting photos of mannequins. Here are a few recent ones:
Wax figure at the Roman Amphitheatre Museum
Gayish Mannequins in the Balad
Kinda looks like Bruno, no?
Jordan’s Most Famous Souvenir
Published July 12, 2009 Photography , Street Photography Leave a CommentThese sand vases are Jordan’s most popular gift for tourists. It’s always so much fun watching these things get made. It truly is an art. Very carefully, these sand artists are able to create drawings, usually of camels and the desert to represent Jordan. It usually takes about 15-20 minutes to make a medium sized vase. Each one is about 3-4JD, which is roughly $6. They can write your name, or whatever message you want. I remember getting one for my Chinese friend that said “Made in China”.
So any special requests?
Sand artist starting to draw a camel
This wouldn't get done unless he had gahweh oo dukhan (coffee and cigarettes).
Examples of the final product
