ギャラリー（3枚の写真です）／a gallery of 3 photos
大道芸人GEN(ジェン)さんの素晴らしいパフォーマンスです。／A wonderful show by street performer GEN.*By clicking on the image(s) you can see the larger version(s).
※画像をクリックすると大きく見れます。 🙂

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I have opened my own store on Zazzle! If interested, more details/store links can be found by clicking on the URL below: http://tibaraphoto.wordpress.com/store/

この度「Z a z z l eストア」に店を開きました。詳細は下記リンクよりご確認いただけます。よろしければ、是非ご覧ください。 http://tibaraphoto.wordpress.com/store/

Today’s Affirmation; I, Stephanie, (insert your name here if you like) practice loving my perfectly imperfect self. I am going through a time in my life where my emotions seem to be expressing themselves in ways that on occasion make my uncomfortable. I learned that when a women goes through menopause she has more testosterone in her body than ever before so I am learning how to deal with my new emotional self. I feel scared and grateful for this new power I seem to have and am enjoying learning how to use it constructively. I patiently listen even more to my emotional heart knowing that it is leading me to right where I am supposed to be. Thank you for being in my life today. Thank you for practicing loving your perfectly imperfect self. I Love You. :~)

Today I am grateful for how good I feel the morning…

Yesterday I went to do some street shooting by the river here in Calgary and I decided to make a video while doing it :). If your interested in street photography you might like this.

Video shot with a Canon 5D mark iii & 16-35L with a Rode Videomic Pro

Bellow are the photos in order as they appear in the video. All photos were shot with a Nikon D300s & 50mm 1.8D.

Thanks for stopping by, Rob

Fresh off  closing ceremonies at Sochi, still smiling from the exhilaration of Canadian men and women’s hockey taking gold, I find myself pondering another Olympic moment.

The courage of Tommie Smith and John Carlos exemplifies the civil rights movement. I’m not going to explain why – take 5 minutes out of your life to watch a snapshot in time, a moment in history when  Olympics’ sacred line was crossed, when damn the consequences ruled over “tow the line”. Smith and Carlos managed to define injustice without uttering a word.

I often write of protest; specifically my dismay at society’s screwed up priorities – our spoon fed, cult of celebrity, gun toting, fundamentalist, reality television, someone else’s problem world. For those too young to understand the optimism, hope and determination of people who believed they could make a difference, I wish I could roll back time. When coffee shops and campuses burst under the weight of collective purpose…