Ja, let the nature help you change yourself. Good one.

Superb

Neat!

These are really quite beautiful photos. Interesting that you produce such beauty in a quest for just the gradient. Like a haiku that is so restricted but somehow allows a boundless vision.

You are not alone, I have written for those awful things too...

Glad you are enjoying it. Lots more stories to tell from the times on the road.

The bike trips are the best part of my life.

Cheer up then !

I think we should all take responsibility for what we do. I post my portraits of people I meet on the street, but never ask for a donation. The portraits themselves were made available for the people on

Hope your Eurasian thing is going well, I knew a woman, Bridget, did that one by herself after her boyfriend chickened out, then she did South America and met her present husband on the way. They're doing

Reminds me of teachers exhorting me to 'shape' the subject with markmaking. I love the solidity and presence.

Thank you for reading! I'll keep em coming then.

Wow, you really get it. That is what it's like here. Not for me but for many. You really caught the hope that still lives out in the sticks somehow. There is just such a long patience to the peoples of

Something IN that guy...

You're on man! Pass through Mokopane and we'll ride with the zebras!

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I earnestly would like to make a stronger voice. My original idea was for many artists to draw street people near them and get donations to print copies to sell. But I learned that many people I encountered

That's great you have the resources! Linseed oil, turpentine, and liquin to dry it faster and thin it if you like. Love the smell. When I started the oil was cheap, but even then artist's quality linseed

Yours are really grand too. I was impressed.

Great photos. See my posts about SA travel! Followed and upvoted.