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Posts Tagged → Street Photography
At the Iglesia Nuestra Señora del Carmen, Bogota’s Candy Cane Church
People in Bogota cross themselves. A lot. And not only when I was passing by or when they were passing by me.
Continue readingHat and Bag Peddler, Quito, May 2015
Two Girls Watching a Drone, Quito
Lottery Ticket Vendors, Quito
Doll Sellers, Potosi
When shooting the streets, keep your eyes wide open for quiet moments in a crowd. They’re there if you look; if you look really hard and remain patient, they might even find themselves among your favorite images. And more importantly, among your most memorable travel moments.
Continue readingCalle Haiti, Quito
Today in Nice – 29 June 2026
The heatwave that has been baking Europe for the last week is creeping eastward, but it still hit 34C (93F) late this afternoon in Nice and 33C (91F) in Monaco. And the airconditioning on the crowded 18:06 train from Monaco between the two wasn’t working. One passenger measured the temperature at 42C (108F). I watched passengers whose breathing labored. It was stifling.
Continue reading25 Photos From the Saturday Market in Otavalo, Ecuador
Capturing the never-ending dialogue between the present and the past in South America largest indigenous market.
Continue readingStill Life With a Dozen Dolls, Toquinho, and Mick Jagger’s Primitive Cool, Bogota
45 Minutes at the Hanoi Night Market
A market similar to many elsewhere in the world, where women do most of the work and men count the money.
Continue readingPulling Pushcarts, Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, Marrakesh
A brief consideration of the anonymous who push the wheels that make the world go ’round.
Continue readingAtahualpa on a Bus
An Accordion Named Freedom
A street busker and his wife in front of the Centro Cultural Metropolitano in Quito.
Continue readingUrban Ballads, Bogota
From a series illustrating the interaction between people and street art in urban settings.
Continue readingPunched in the Crotch by a 4 1/2 Foot Tall Woman in Potosi
The one about the smack down at the hand of a great-grandmother wrapped in brightly colored clothes.
Continue readingMan Carrying Four Mannequins, Quito
Christmas Lights, Ljubljana
Stealing Canes From the Blind – a Quito Vignette
Bogota Day-sleeper
Even in the middle of the day, a person doesn’t have to sleep alone on the street in Bogota.
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