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Published October 17, 2016 at 3888 × 2592 in

Canoes at Port Perry. Photo by Barbara Howe

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Barbara Howe – Journalist

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People

: Solar Eclipse, Murrell’s Inlet, Aug. 2017.

: Tam-Tams Montreal

: Tam-Tams Montreal

: Tam-Tams Montreal

: Tam-Tams Montreal

: Tam-Tams Montreal

: Tam-Tams Montreal

: SCARBOROUGH – The man behind the camera, Oshawa native John Rowlands, enjoys a coffee at Birchwood Café in Scarborough. – Photo by Barbara Howe

: Beach boys with bicycle on Trois aux Biches beach, Mauritius.

: WE Day crowd at the Air Canada Centre, Toronto. Photo by Barbara Howe.

: Frank Katradis – Journalist. Photo by Barbara Howe

: Craig Campbell shows Michael Welsh, journalism student, innovation in GMs vehicles. Photo by Barbara Howe

: Erin O’Toole, MP for Durham and Conservative leadership candidate (Right), talks with Bob Prentice at the town hall meeting at The Venue, Peterborough.

: Premier Kathleen Wynne speaks to DC Early Childhood Education students at DC during her tour of post secondary colleges.

: Ron Lambert stands in front of his exhibit,Tribute 2016, which he painted to celebrate the summer of ’47 with his friends in Provincetown, Mass. Photo by Barbara Howe

: Joanne Shaw play guitar at Simcoe Blues and Jazz in Oshawa. Photo by Barbara Howe.

: Mackenzie Bailey and David Feenstra at the FIRST Lego League provincial championships at Durham College. Photo by Barbara Howe

: Beth Hawkins from Oshawa concentrates on her painting skills at the Paint and Palate evening at Bistro 67.

: Three-year-old Bennett Fraser from Whitby enjoys his bread roll between mouthfuls of soup at the Feed the Need in Durham Empty Bowls event. Photo by Barbara Howe

: Former Chief Justice,Ian Binnie at UOIT. Photo by Barbara Howe

: Twins Maryam and Nivaal Rehman Grade 10 students from Sinclair High School, Whitby attended WE Day while shooting video for their YouTube channel “The Worrld With MNR.” Photo by Barbara Howe

: BROOKLIN, Ont. (22/11/2015) – Fr. Charles attending to some of the administative duties. This includes a fundraising campaigne for the parish and the diocese. Photo by Barbara Howe, Durham College, Oshawa

: Katie Munshaw, lead singer of Ontario Indie group, Dizzy.

: Dizzy

: Katie Munshaw, lead singer of Ontario Indie group, Dizzy

: Katie Munshaw, lead singer of Ontario Indie group, Dizzy.

: Katie Munshaw, lead singer of Ontario Indie group, Dizzy.

: Katie Munshaw, lead singer of Ontario Indie group, Dizzy.

: Katie Munshaw, lead singer of Ontario Indie group, Dizzy.

Places

The Dingle Peninsula. Photo by Barbara Howe

Manchester Flower stall. Photo by Barbara howe

Winter driveway. Photo by Barbara Howe

Yorkshire Dales Walk. Photo by Barbara Howe

Oshawa Courthouse

Tucepi, Croatia. Photo by Barbara Howe

Winter mailbox. Photo by Barbara Howe

Tour boat, Tucepi, Croatia. Photo by Barbara Howe

Icelandic beach. Photo by Barbara Howe

View of Reykjavik, Iceland. Photo by Barbara Howe

Oshawa Courthouse. Photo by Barbara Howe

BROOKLIN, Ont. (20/11/2015) – Fr. Charles Forget is the parish priest at the church of St. Leo the Great on Watford Strret. Photo by Barbara Howe, Durham College, Oshawa

Yorkshire doorway. Photo by Barbara Howe

Oshawa Courthouse. Photo by Barbara Howe

Rushing water. Photo by Barbara Howe

View of Reykjavik, Iceland. Photo by Barbara Howe

Manchester. Photo by Barbara Howe

Manchester town hall. Photo by Barbara Howe

Photo by Barbara Howe

Tucepi marina. Photo by Barbara Howe

Mostar souvenir stall. Photo by Barbara Howe

Le Morne Beach, Mauritius.

A view of the bridge at Mostar, Bosnia. Photo by Barbara Howe

Things

Yorkshire Dales fingerpost. Photo by Barbara Howe

Chronicle Headshots

Yorkshire doorway. Photo by Barbara Howe

Myrtle Beach candy store. Photo by Barbara Howe

Ducks and Drakes at Lynde Shores Conservation Area. Photo by Barbara Howe

Mostar souvenir stall. Photo by Barbara Howe

Onions for sale at Hi-Hope farm shop, Ashburn. Photo by Barbara Howe

Ducks at Lynde Shores. Photo by Barbara Howe

Winter mailbox. Photo by Barbara Howe

Tree in Oshawa Cemetry. Photo by Barbara Howe

Canoes at Port Perry. Photo by Barbara Howe

Sports

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ORLANDO, FL - 12/21/2019 Great to bump into fellow Summit Workshop Friend, James Gilbert at The Cure Bowl match up Liberty v Georgia Southern

BANDRA WEST, MUMBAI, INDIA 11/12/2019 - Tuk Tuks - or Auto-Rickshaw as they are more properly named, provide cheap and efficient transportation to millions of ordinary people in Mumbai. There are around 250,000 of them in the city with the newer models running on CNG bottled gas), making them environmentally friendly. Many major nationalized banks in India offer loans to self-employed individuals seeking to make a living from driving an Auto-Rickshaw. The black and yellow vehicles are like bees swarming through the chaotic traffic. Drivers don't so much adhere to the lane markings; they simply make another line, so a three-lane thoroughfare can easily become a six or even seven-lane one. This image shows a line-up of Tuk-Tuks waiting for customers in the Hill Road area of West Bandra.#teamcanon #bandrawest #mumbai #tuktuk #streetphotography #womenstreetphotographers #womenphotographers #mumbaitourism #hillroadbandra #autorickshaw #blackandwhitephotography #blacknwhite

MUMBAI, INDIA 11/11/2019 - Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus was originally built by the British in 1887 to celebrate Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee, but since then, it has become the most important transport hub in the world's busiest commuter rail network. As well as being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, every day over 1,250 local and long-distance trains pull in and out of its 18 platforms. Together, they carry around three million passengers – that’s more people than travel on the entire British railway network per day. This image shows commuters getting shoes shined by a couple of shoe-shiners inside the station. Source: The Open University #india #indiatourism #streetphotography #womenphotographers #womenstreetphotographers #mumbai #teamcanon #chhatrapati #chhatrapatishivajimaha hi raj #railways_of_our_world #shoeshiners #blackandwhitephotography #blacknwhite

MUMBAI, INDIA 11/11/2019 - Dhobi Ghat is an open-air laundry in Mumbai. At any given time of the day, some 8,000 to 10,000 dhobis (laundrymen) can be seen working from the original stalls that date back to British rule. Source: Globe & Mail. #teamcanon #india #indiatourism #streetphotography #dhobighat #womenphotographers #womenstreetphotographers #mumbai #outdoorlaundry #outdoorlaundrydrying #mumbaisightseeing

BANDRA,MUMBAI, INDIA 11/12/2019 - Roadside barbers are most commonly known as Naayis. Every barber has a different tale to tell of how he entered the profession and many belong to a caste which has been in the trade for generations. A shave costs as little as seven rupees, which may account why international conglomerate P & G cannot sell its Gillette razors in the Indian market. Roadside barbers are technically illegal, although the police turn a blind-eye as the establishments are part of the vivacity of the street-life bonhomie of Indian cities and villages. This image depicts a roadside barber at work on a side street off Hill Road. #teamcanon #india #indiatourism #hillroad #indianbarbers #streetphotography #indianstreetphotography #womenphotographers #womenstreetphotographers

BANDRA, MUMBAI, INDIA 11/12/2019- Paan is a preparation combining betel leaf with areca nut widely consumed throughout Southeast Asia, East Asia (mainly Taiwan), and the Indian subcontinent. It is chewed for its stimulant and psychoactive effects. After chewing it is either spat out or swallowed. Heavy users of betel quids reveal their addiction when they smile. Their teeth are stained a reddish-black, dyed from years of chewing potent parcels of areca nuts and tobacco, wrapped in a lime-coated betel leaf. ... A betel quid is the name given to small parcels that typically contain areca nuts, wrapped in a betel leaf coated with slaked lime. The picture shows a group of men huddled around a paan-vendor making up betel quids at an outdoor street market. #teamcanon #hillroadbandra #paan #india #indiatourism #photography #womenphotography #photojournalism #photojournalist #bandra #bandrawest #indianculture #streetphotography #streetsnappers #blackandwhitephotography #blacknwhite

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ORLANDO, FL - 12/21/2019 Great to bump into fellow Summit Workshop Friend, James Gilbert at The Cure Bowl match up Liberty v Georgia Southern

BANDRA WEST, MUMBAI, INDIA 11/12/2019 - Tuk Tuks - or Auto-Rickshaw as they are more properly named, provide cheap and efficient transportation to millions of ordinary people in Mumbai. There are around 250,000 of them in the city with the newer models running on CNG bottled gas), making them environmentally friendly. Many major nationalized banks in India offer loans to self-employed individuals seeking to make a living from driving an Auto-Rickshaw. The black and yellow vehicles are like bees swarming through the chaotic traffic. Drivers don't so much adhere to the lane markings; they simply make another line, so a three-lane thoroughfare can easily become a six or even seven-lane one. This image shows a line-up of Tuk-Tuks waiting for customers in the Hill Road area of West Bandra.#teamcanon #bandrawest #mumbai #tuktuk #streetphotography #womenstreetphotographers #womenphotographers #mumbaitourism #hillroadbandra #autorickshaw #blackandwhitephotography #blacknwhite

MUMBAI, INDIA 11/11/2019 - Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus was originally built by the British in 1887 to celebrate Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee, but since then, it has become the most important transport hub in the world's busiest commuter rail network. As well as being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, every day over 1,250 local and long-distance trains pull in and out of its 18 platforms. Together, they carry around three million passengers – that’s more people than travel on the entire British railway network per day. This image shows commuters getting shoes shined by a couple of shoe-shiners inside the station. Source: The Open University #india #indiatourism #streetphotography #womenphotographers #womenstreetphotographers #mumbai #teamcanon #chhatrapati #chhatrapatishivajimaha hi raj #railways_of_our_world #shoeshiners #blackandwhitephotography #blacknwhite

MUMBAI, INDIA 11/11/2019 - Dhobi Ghat is an open-air laundry in Mumbai. At any given time of the day, some 8,000 to 10,000 dhobis (laundrymen) can be seen working from the original stalls that date back to British rule. Source: Globe & Mail. #teamcanon #india #indiatourism #streetphotography #dhobighat #womenphotographers #womenstreetphotographers #mumbai #outdoorlaundry #outdoorlaundrydrying #mumbaisightseeing

BANDRA,MUMBAI, INDIA 11/12/2019 - Roadside barbers are most commonly known as Naayis. Every barber has a different tale to tell of how he entered the profession and many belong to a caste which has been in the trade for generations. A shave costs as little as seven rupees, which may account why international conglomerate P & G cannot sell its Gillette razors in the Indian market. Roadside barbers are technically illegal, although the police turn a blind-eye as the establishments are part of the vivacity of the street-life bonhomie of Indian cities and villages. This image depicts a roadside barber at work on a side street off Hill Road. #teamcanon #india #indiatourism #hillroad #indianbarbers #streetphotography #indianstreetphotography #womenphotographers #womenstreetphotographers

BANDRA, MUMBAI, INDIA 11/12/2019- Paan is a preparation combining betel leaf with areca nut widely consumed throughout Southeast Asia, East Asia (mainly Taiwan), and the Indian subcontinent. It is chewed for its stimulant and psychoactive effects. After chewing it is either spat out or swallowed. Heavy users of betel quids reveal their addiction when they smile. Their teeth are stained a reddish-black, dyed from years of chewing potent parcels of areca nuts and tobacco, wrapped in a lime-coated betel leaf. ... A betel quid is the name given to small parcels that typically contain areca nuts, wrapped in a betel leaf coated with slaked lime. The picture shows a group of men huddled around a paan-vendor making up betel quids at an outdoor street market. #teamcanon #hillroadbandra #paan #india #indiatourism #photography #womenphotography #photojournalism #photojournalist #bandra #bandrawest #indianculture #streetphotography #streetsnappers #blackandwhitephotography #blacknwhite

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