Photo Essay #5...A Series of Portraits From Parts of Africa and The Middle East. (Now in Stories)
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Q: It seems that there is a very narrow selection of images in VS. Why
A: Do you know?
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This photo essay is a series of portraits I made during two trips to parts of Africa and The Middle East in 1975 and 1978.
In my 'Photojournalism' collection.
In the Portraits From Parts of Africa and The Middle East photo essay.
14 responses
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Lynn E. Harvey gave props (16 Dec 2012):
The shadows bring a depth and compelling sense of her life and where she is...
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JamesHarmon McQuilkin gave props (16 Dec 2012):
I couldn't agree with Lynn more
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Donald Garrett gave props (16 Dec 2012):
I like what Lynn said. The darkness is also a metaphor for all their troubles.
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Andrea Petersen gave props (16 Dec 2012):
The shadow and light are both an integral part of this image...Well done!
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Susan Littlefield gave props (16 Dec 2012):
Hard at work, yet looking so relaxed. The long shadows are really wonderful.
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JanElle gave props (16 Dec 2012):
Wonderful depth and detail, beautifully textural and most intriguing!
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rekha nag gave props (17 Dec 2012):
sensitive yet beautiful!
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Donna Mullins gave props (17 Dec 2012):
Lynn said it best! I agree!
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Yaz Hawkins said (18 Dec 2012):
Most interesting photo essay, James! So many wonderful,and sad, stories implied in each one!
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Cindy Griff said (18 Dec 2012):
Stunning work, beautiful depth, shadows and nice details!
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Dunja Kolar gave props (20 Dec 2012):
great photo
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Carlo Pagan gave props (21 Dec 2012):
Cool!!!
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Leslie Hunziker gave props (4 Jan 2013):
beautifully captured!
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Ron Myre gave props (18 Jan 2013):
Beautifully captured. It's as if we can feel this place and moment.
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