This Category contains a potpourri of photos without any particular theme. Some old, some current, but mostly mixture of the common and unique. I think you will enjoy!
Some treasures are much more valuable than mere “stuff” Below are a few unusual items that bring back memories of where they came from and what I was doing at the time. These items were picked up in various parts of the world and each has a moment associated with it.
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This faceless Tuareg nomad wrapped in the typical indigo robe, is one of my favorite small treasure from my journeys. The Tuaregs of the Sahara region were sometimes known as  the Blue People” for the indigo color of their veils and other clothing, which sometimes stained the skin underneath.
A rainy day kept me inside today and as I wandered about, the “Bone Man” caught my eye. I seized on the opportunity to turn him into a subject and captured the glint in his eye and his subtle smile. I particularly like the bokeh on this shot at 85 mm f1.8
In my travels I have collected Colorful currency from around the World. Below are some images of some select bills from countries around the world. I have hundreds of bills and someday I may get around to scanning more of them. There are 180 current currencies across the world, as recognized by the United Nations.
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The 2nd Amendment. The right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed. Never forget that these are the tools that prevent the domination of the citizenry by a tyrannical government. Certainly everyone needs to understand the fundamental importance of the amendment. The text of the amendment as ratified by the
A black and white conversion taken of the orchestra pit. The musical score was of the Musical “Bye, bye Birdie”. The low light and lack of color made this a perfect candidate for a black and white conversion. The theater group did an excellent job and the show was enjoyed by all.