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DRUM CIRCLE : look at the world, photo magazine gallery / www.lookattheworldmagazine.com

DRUM CIRCLE

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Updated: Dec 07, 2012 5:02pm PST

4THOFJULY : look at the world, photo magazine gallery / www.lookattheworldmagazine.com

4THOFJULY

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Updated: Dec 07, 2012 5:00pm PST

varanasi : look at the world, photo magazine gallery / www.lookattheworldmagazine.com

varanasi

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Updated: Dec 05, 2012 1:56am PST

JR Fire Fighter Muster Gorham : Gorham Jounior Fire fighters are timed as they go through drills they have learned during their training.

JR Fire Fighter Muster Gorham

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Gorham Jounior Fire fighters are timed as they go through drills they ...

Updated: Jun 26, 2011 11:14pm PST

The Outer Banks Bar-R.I.Pieces : The Outer Banks Bar: December 2010 Formerly known as the Cajun Inn, this bar located in the lower mid-city section of New Orleans is one of the few structures still standing in a 25-city block area of town expropriated by the local government. Much of the surrounding community has been leveled in order to make way for an urban hospital complex. This local pub was one of the first to be rebuilt after Hurricane Katrina and since the disaster has continued as an architectural badge of honor for the community that surrounds it. As the demolition date nears, the local clientele mourned, but they did so in the local dialect. I was there for the symbolic funeral, for the mock coffin, the jazz band parading around the barren streets. The intensity of the ritual was weighted by glances and handshakes, pauses and sighs throughout the bar. The jukebox warmed up the crowd for the live band later that evening. Neighbors sang and danced as they came to terms with the loss of community, with the death of the abstract...embodied in those walls. Weeks after the funeral I keep thinking of the emotions and difficulties in burying the intangible...memories of survival, memories of place and kinship.

The Outer Banks Bar-R.I.Pieces

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The Outer Banks Bar: December 2010 Formerly known as the Cajun Inn, t ...

Updated: Dec 23, 2010 9:33pm PST

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