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Random Candids

Feeding seagulls at Eastern Beach

Geelong

 

Entertaining tourists in Brugge (Belgium)

 

 

 

Young appreciating experience.

 

 

 

Photographer and model in Stanley Park,

Vancouver.

 

 

A tender moment at

the Port of Vancouver.

 

Photographer and model undertaking a

tertiary education assignment.

Some people halt when they see me

setting up my tripod,

while others just bounce on past.

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Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Patti:  Candid

Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Leya:  Candid

Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Amy:  Candid

Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Tina:  Candid

 

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While these two terms are related to each other, they do not mean exactly the same.
A statue is a carved or cast figure of a person or animal.
Sculpture is a piece of art that is made by carving or molding clay, stone, metal, etc.
A sculpture that contains a human or animal figure can be termed as a statue.

 

I miss-defined the statue/sculpture definition,

so this is take two.

Vienna, Austria.

Avignon, France

 

St Paul de Vence,

France

Taupo,

New Zealand

Statue or sculpture.

Grouse Mountain,

Vancouver, BC.

Canada.

 

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People…

…who need people…

If  only the iPad operators, in our group

stood this far back from the crowd,

instead of in front.

Will always remember these

two young ladies from Amsterdam.

After asking would they mind posing,

the girl on the left hit me for 5 Euro,

and kept straight face long enough

for mine to express the shock I felt,

before she burst out  laughing.

The villains 🙂

 

Mostly we have met…

 

 

or seen people helping others…

…in various ways.

Is the photographer helping

her model or vice versa?

The ‘shoot’ was for a tertiary

photography course.

Maybe they were studying

the same course.

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Canada provided me with repeating patterns this week.

Memory says this piece of art can be found

at the top of Grouse Mountain.

Port of Vancouver

This wall was sighted within a block or two

of the Port of Vancouver.

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Weekly Prompt Photo Challenge: Repeating-Patterns

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Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge-Candid

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Some Candid shots and crops

from Vancouver.

I saw a similar scene near Melbourne last year.

It was a photography assignment.

 

 

It may appear that I was taking a shot of this lady.

I can assure she was not my subject…

this is the scene I wanted to capture…leggo Orca.

In 1976 there was the real Orca doing tricks for tourists.

Is this a tribute?

Ever since taking this image I have pondered their story.

Was it young love, or models posing for

the ‘photographer’ in the foreground.

 

 

 

It was only this morning that I noticed the ‘photographer’

has his left arm dangling by his side and that

he appears to be using his phone (for its old-fashioned use)

and not taking a photo at all.



Aussie tourists being photographed by, yes,

another Aussie tourist.

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A photograph of fur was as close to seeing

the Grouse Mountain Grizzly Bears.

Those we asked did not know…we left….

and several of our fellow tourists arrived at feed time.

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December18 WitsEnd-Inspirations: Fur

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A-Photo-a-Week-Challenge-Blue

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North American blues this week.

Our verandah view at the

Mike Wiegele Resort,

Blue River, Canada

We had a wonderful visit to

3,700 feet high Grouse Mountain…

 

where blue skies and icy snow packs gave us

something unusual to photograph.

We had been told of Beaver Tails so just had  to sample.

  Yum!

Although a cardiologist may not agree.

A few weeks later were soaring into the wild blue yonder

as we departed Fairbanks, in our bright blue plane,

crossing the Arctic Circle on our way

to Wiseman, Alaska.

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A Photo a Week Challenge: Blue

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