I saw this woman selling fruit on Monivong Blvd. in Phnom Penh Cambodia. She was squatting in the shade of a of a small tree between a boundary wall and a 4×4 vehicle. I love the whimsical look on her face. Her face says a thousand words.
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Psychedelic Bike, NYC.
Manhattan Bridge, NYC.
LOWER EAST SIDE
LOVERS LOCKS.
Capturing an image of this phenomenon on Brooklyn Bridge I did some research and found that the tradition had its roots buried in a romance novel based in Rome. In the story, the two lovers, looking out over the vista from a bridge, took a lock and locked it to the rails of the bridge as a symbol of the strength of their love and commitment to each other, they then threw the key for the lock into the waters below as a testimony to their future. This became a popular icon of romance among, mostly, the Italian youth of NYC.
Realisations & Reflections
Deborah Rossouw – stills photographer…
Icons of Freedom
On a trip to San Diego we stopped in to see the horses. This was the first time this horse had been exercised in the ring. The moment was laced with nervous energy as the horse seemed to be looking for the way out, a whip snapping at the air behind it…
Fields of Green
A family harvests a crop of rice grown on their land. Cambodia produces an average of 5 million tons of rice a year.
A Temple on a hill about 35kms outside of Phnom Penh.
Kids sell fruit on the road leading to the South Gate of Ankor Thom Temple complex.
