(always) Learning to See ...

August 30 2010

Yemen 35 window pane 1

A slight reprise on Yemen made up of street scenes. When visiting a country where one doesn’t speak or read the language, the men carry big knives and the women are covered it is hard to make much sense of what one sees. We were often greeted warmly possibly in part because there are almost no tourists at present. I have decided to add these slices of street life over the next 5 days to share something of the experience of looking through a window at others that was a part of this Yemen trip. Obviously one always does that to varying degrees but I liked on revisiting my Yemen images how these images say something about that aspect of traveling for me.

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A photography blog by Robert van Koesveld around learning to see as a photographer: with my own images and process as well as whatever I think inspires, informs, extends or challenges in the struggle to learn to see. There are two supplementary blogs; LTS2 for photography and LTS3 for other Art. The links are at the top above this. They are a place to display others work that I find inspirational and that I want to refer back to. Comments are welcome use 'click to comment' or email me here:

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