Today, we have a guest host for Lens-Artists Challenge: it’s Rusha Sams from “Oh, the places we see”
So, I picked several images from my archive showing people at work. Enjoy!
Take care!
Lens-Artists Challenge #113 – “Labors of love”
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Quite a vast variety of photos for the topic.
😊 thanks, Teresa
Goodness Andre – apprently NOT so difficult to find images! Enjoyed your wide array of workers.
Thanks, Tina. unfortunately there‘s no much variance in them 😕
What a remarkable contribution to this week’s challenge!!! You’ve found so many photos of people doing what they love or doing what supports them best — all, of course, seem to be labors of love. I’m guilty of taking pictures of scenery, but not the people involved. You, however, have captured both. And I thank you — not just for your post but for the work you did finding just the right pictures. Nice job!
Thank you so much, Rusha. I’m really feeling flattered
Wow. Lots of LABORers. Well done.
Yep, thanks, John 😊
Oh, well done for finding so many of them! Great gallery.
Thank you, Leya 😀
What a wide selection, Andre. I especially love the shots of the men with the oxen and the close-up of the textile (needlepoint?) workers. I think you have a wonderful variety of shots!
Thanks, Patti. The man with the needle is refilling disposable lighters for his customers. He drills a tiny hole in the plastic to fill it again and seals the hole when he’s done.