The Human Business Card
Image by Richard Masoner / Cyclelicious
Martina ran out of business cards so she had me take a photo of her back instead. She's from Slovenia and had some nifty folding bikes with her.
ibrothers Music Card
Image by MarkGregory007
brothers with Ipods, artistic rendering.
From the ipodmyphoto website:
"Thanks for a great run!
Since 2004, we've iPodified over 5000 photos - making you the star in your own iPod world. It's been a blast, but we've closed up shop. If you still really, really want your own iPop My Photo email us at ipodmyphoto@gmail.com."
Gift Cards
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Day 18.11 Fairmail
Image by Frerieke
www.fairmail.info What a great organization! My friends Peter and Janneke started empowering youngsters in Peru, giving them camera's, selling cards with photographs and enabling the youngsters to go to school.. A second group of youngsters that they have worked with is in India. Please check out their website and consider contributing to the life of a youngster in impoverished parts in the world by purchasing some of the amazing cards online.
what an inspiration Janneke and Peter...awesome team..
Bonding crew at Dundee, Oregon, Southern Pacific Railroad
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