Weekly Challenge #16....Work!
My original thought was to show people engaged in various kinds of work...... but let's have fun and see how many different and creative interpretations we can come up with for WORK!
As always: one photo per person per day!
As always: one photo per person per day!
Tags: men and women at work, "gardening, cable, divers, farming, jobs, lawn mowers, librarians, tour director, train crews
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I saw these guys painting a building in Seattle, and shot this photo from the University Bridge
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A farmer at work - rowing up the hay prior to baling. The picture is a couple of years old, but I hope to be able to repeat it next month.
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I've seen that piece, I believe its depicting workers on a skyscraper (perhaps the World Trade Center?)
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You're right, I think it's most likely the photo that I've seen. I really like the way they did the sculpture in front of the photo, almost as if the photo is a "shadow"!
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Deck hands, working on the ropes on board the SV Legacy, in the Bahamas.
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He's not drinking hemlock, is he? [grin] The titles of these two pictures together worried me. Nice focal points accenting the big picture.
Socrates would have loved this area. [grin] This is a small jewel that many would miss. 5
Mother Nature is such a wonder. When she wants to, she can cram more beauty into a given area than a human would ever conceive. You have caught a microcosm of the entire area in one spot. 5
Marvelous. Just as though I was standing there. Beautiful colors and composition.
Looks like a specialty for sizes 0 - 2. Great catch.
I think it would take a major effort to drag someone out of this shop.
Interesting mix of classic and folk pieces with Texas Long Horns.
Very nice catch.
Nice potpouri. Might benefit a bit from dropping the brightness just a hair.
Terrific eye! Beautiful warm tones. 5 BTW - I heard of g-strings on a guitar, but never busts.
dolcissimo, baby! [grin]
Know the piece well. You must have been a good student. This can't be sold with a mechanical rendition. Very well conceived and constructed collage. As a retired music teacher, I love the attention to the counting and the H.T. 5 all the way.
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