Two Uzbek sisters spend the hot afternoon embroidering. Uzbekistan, Summer 2012
I overheard tourists in Bukhara and Samarkand that were going crazy for buying these cloths. They would explain their bargaining skills with the women at the bazaars and would pay between $15-$35 USD for the size of one on the left. These young ladies told me it takes approximately three months to complete one. Maybe foreigners should think why their souvenirs are so cheap…
Tibetan Sisters at Sunrise, near Namucuo, Tibet Autonomous Region 2011
Tibetan Sisters Preparing for a Town Visit, TAR (Tibet Autonomous Region), near Nima, 2011
Tibetan Sisters, Nima Tibet Eleanor Moseman 2011
$80 limited run of 10, watermark removed on print.
Photograph by Maggie Steber
Opening this evening at Leica Gallery in New York: Presence and Absence, an exhibition that combines the works Rite...
After the catastrophic blast yesterday, this Czech bakery in West, Texas stayed open all night, serving hot kolaches to injured victims.
Hi, my name is Bill and I’m sitting on a stool with this guitar.
SO CUTE!
Uighur farmers having lunch at the bazaar in Kashgar, Xinjiang, China
At the Kashgar livestock bazaar, far western China
Half Dome
Yosemite National Park, CA | 2013
Hannah
East Bay, CA | 2013
