I’m not quite sure if this meets the definition exactly, but here is my entry anyway in the Daily Post Photo Challenge, Rule of Thirds.
Picture taken at Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.
Author: Danny James
“Travel makes one modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world.”
Signs, Signs, Signs
Straighten Up!
“I still say it looks like a skinny waif sitting between two fat people on a crowded bus.”
“How did you get the building inspector to approve it once again?
“You just keep giving him pints until he can’t see straight.”
Once a Forest
Ready, Set, Action
Street Fair Art
Picture taken in The Villages in central Florida.
Scale
In response to the Daily Post Photo Challenge “Scale.”
I took the above picture in Egypt at the Temple of Abu Simbel.
Coast of Hawaii
Tannery in Fez, Morocco
I took this picture at a leather tannery in Fez, Morocco.
In Fez, leather-making is done in pits that date back to the 11th century. There are three tanneries in Fez, this being the largest. Customers are given a sprig of mint to hold under their noses, in a vain attempt to mask the stench from the pits, where limestone, alum, and pigeon droppings full of ammonia are used in the process. After a brief orientation at the terraces overlooking the pits, customers are taken to the showroom, where the real show begins – negotiating for leather jackets, purses, slippers, ottomans, belts and more.
Pow Wow
To watch us dance is to hear our hearts speak. ~Derrick “Suwaima” Davis, Hopi/Chocktaw
Danny James Photography 