Pattern Recognition for G20Voice
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The invitation to join the G20Voice bloggers is an honour that comes with serious responsibilities. I hope my images will speak for themselves. It would be great If they also give you cause to stop, think and maybe even laugh
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intense #3
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28th Mar 2009, 20:21
| tags:put people first,putting people first,march,jobs justice climate,G20Voicecomments (1)
watchers
the only place I got jogged was inside Embankment tube and I think it was by tourists rather than demonstrators. While not actually what I was aiming for I decided to use the shots in this series
28th Mar 2009, 19:46
| tags:put people first,police,watchers,putting people first,march,jobs justice climate,G20Voice,protestorscomments (12)
make capitalism
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28th Mar 2009, 19:16
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repeat after me...
28th Mar 2009, 18:46
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brown eggconomy #4
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28th Mar 2009, 06:48
| tags:G20Voice blog,G20 summit,economy,brown,omlette,breaking eggs,eggs,basket,the last of the series for nowcomments (11)
brown eggconomy #3
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27th Mar 2009, 18:01
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brown eggconomy #1
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I couldn't resist this .. sorry .. more will follow
Earlier today (while preparing for the series of shots that will follow) the gentleman sitting at the table next to me said that seeing eggs in a basket like this reminded him of home (Algeria).
He wasn't comfortable with a conventional portrait but was quite happy for me to shoot his hand.
Earlier today (while preparing for the series of shots that will follow) the gentleman sitting at the table next to me said that seeing eggs in a basket like this reminded him of home (Algeria).
He wasn't comfortable with a conventional portrait but was quite happy for me to shoot his hand.
27th Mar 2009, 11:22
| tags:G20Voice blog,G20 summit,economy,brown,eggs,basket,you'll have an idea of what's coming nextcomments (9)