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The Belly Dancer
I had the honor of witnessing the Belly Dancer Farah in action last week for her photo shoot. This is part of my Dancers in Motion series, continued. Here are a few of my favs:
Tags: Belly Dance, Dancers in Motion, Farah, strobist, cultural portraiture, Turkish Belly Dance, artistic photography
Tags: Belly Dance, Dancers in Motion, Farah, strobist, cultural portraiture, Turkish Belly Dance, artistic photography
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It's not a tshirt, but this is an excerpt from Eric Smith's design site:"I was recently diagnosed with cancer and have begun down the treatment road. I have learned to saturate each moment in front of me with all of my energy, as well as many other tremendous lessons. I decided to create a poster series with some quotes that have driven close to my spirit throughout this whole ordeal. Proceeds from the sale of these posters will be donated towards the Live Strong Foundation. Please purchase one, or three, and spread words of hope and inspiration. They are 11"× 17" and printed on a nice recycled matte paper." -
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