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Wow never seeing a diplomat doing this at all. Our world has gone bananas. Cables from UK's ambassador to the US bl… https://t.co/hqTisL8TE9
Jul 6, 2019, 10:30 PM
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Jun 9, 2019, 9:31 AM

HAPPY MOTHERS DAY!! To all the mothers who formed us inside their bodies, nurtured and gave us unconditional love with an embrace of compassion. To those sacred women who carried us in their arms, their chest and their shoulders until we finally took our first step and from there on taught us to take the right path while skipping the wrong one. To all mums, and those who are no longer among us, who showed us how to smile, how to care and how to forgive… who gave us the foundation of who we are today. To all those hard working mothers who, from sunrise to sunset bruised their hands and crushed their bodies doing hard labor so a hot supper was on the table. Nobody makes more sacrifices for a family like a mother does. A true MOTHER doesn’t need an audience or a front row seat at all for the people who matter the most are right at home. To all mums around the globe, the stronger and bravest creature of them all, who each day carry the weight of the world on their backs. So today, tomorrow and the day after let’s celebrate and honor ALL of them instead of waiting until is too late. Manuello Paganelli © May 12th, 2019 To collect this print, and other images, please contact the www.WestonGallery.com in Carmel-By-The-Sea California USA. Dateline: Peru, somewhere up high in the Andes. March 2019 Hasselblad 500CM Camera 80mm Lens, Kodak 400 Tmax film #westongalleryofficial #westonartists #nativeamericans #hasselblad #peruphotography

Like a silent marching army of ghost the fog arrived and engulfed the small piece off flat land where the Native American shepherd and his wife live with their two daughters. He was a bit anxious and tossed his weary eyes upwards hoping to see a crack in the sky so the sun could find its way through it and dry the thin mist. Without a clear path to the Andes’ peaks, it would be a difficult and dangerous task for the man and his wife to bring their alpacas to graze. The flock instinctively understood the precarious situation, but with a loud whistle from the lips of their master, in unison, they took off as he fronted the way while his wife brought up the rear. It was a matter of time for the sun to show his face and after that it became easier and the working team was back to sprinting, running out of breath, chasing and jumping after the animals. Manuello Paganelli © 2019 Leica M6, Kodak TMax 400 To collect this print, and other images, please contact the www.WestonGallery.com (#westonofficial ) in Carmel-By-The-Sea California USA. #peruvianphotography #cuzcoperu #fotografieliebe #leicam6classic #westonartists