Came across this homeless guy at venice beach. But the sticker above him caught my attention “impeach him” – i guess you know who this is referring to? At least it is a bit more charming than “lock that bitch up” 🙂
I enjoyed observing this shoe shiner, a rare sight for me. I took all my courage and made a quick picture.
They provided a piano for the commuters or the homeless people, which is a very good idea. The homeless guy on the picture played fantastic. I spent some time watching him playing.
When I went a lil bit uptown in New York Flushing I discovered some Taiwanes Community Members prepping for their Independence Day. I really love NYC.
Strolling around with a Friend a Tapei Nightmarket, I stumbled across this monk – just standing there contemplating. The Tapei nightmarkets are r really something.
in one of the side-alleys of the infamous Frankfurt Kaiserstrasse I saw a building that is just to get refurbished. In the process it was revealed what once was under the cladding. U can see the name of an old Pub called “Fischer Stube”. The old font is was introduced by the Nazis, which hints …
ok this is a station, which is totally confusing concerning orientation. Not very convenient. But it offers a lot interesting photo ops.
Picked the proper day to go to Jerusalem. There was an oath taking ceremony going on. Very interesting. To visit israel really broaded my mind. Every corner u see a young members of the military carrying a m-4 rifle. The military is omnipresent in Israel, especially Jerusalem. For me the military is always a bit …
but the more the party, inflicted by the tourist industry, dominates the night, the more stories like that of this handicapped man, stand out at daytime. He was put at the end of an entrance corridor leading to temple by monks nearby Khao San road. A place where many tourists pass by. At first I …
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