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Right across from the Powell BART station, you could see a bright fluorescent banner reading “Jesus Christ Loves You”. The gentleman bearing the sign spends the whole day pacing along Market and Powell.
 
 

 
Shot with Nikon D200 and 80mm on a monopod. No flash.
 
 

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“Top” is not new to my readers. His usual attire had been a black leather county cap (also called driving cap or the golf cap), black goggles and a black leather jacket. In this though, he had taken his goggles off for a short period to reveal his eyes. And quite contrary to his usual dress, he was wearing a black bowler cap and a denim jacket.
 
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Dress and attire add so much to the mood and the image of street …

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Oscar Reynolds plays at various festivals in and around San Francisco, as well as various international musical festivals. From his roots deeply impressed in Bolivian music, Oscar carries the core essence of his music through the panpipes, flute and the guitar.
 
Panpipes, also known as zampoña, and the flute, also known as the quena, are the core instruments of the Karumanta group that Oscar has formed. (Karumanta in Bolivian means “From far away”). Oscar plays the zampoña and the guitar at the same time.
 
Oscar …

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When most people are trying to “settle” down, it was refreshing to meet Frankie and Couscous more than willing to “unsettle” themselves. They are on a break for two weeks and arrived in California from Seattle. They have been playing on the streets to earn a meager gas money so that they could keep traveling.
 
They are what most of us would want to be – travelers and they are what most of us cannot even imagine – the courage and the heart to …

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Masks carry a long history in their evolution. From being the faces of protectors to just being an alter-self, they have been used in all possible situations. The word mask could be having its origin in French, Latin or Arabic, though many of the ancient languages seem to have some form of relevance to such a thing. The most famous mask, believed to be …