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Tim May | all galleries >> :Asian Journeys:: A Collection of Galleries :: >> A COLLECTION OF GALLERIES:: Wonderful Malaysia - September 2007 >> GALLERY ::Maur and Malacca - Living History - Malaysia, September 2007 > Vision Care
Muar, Malaysia - September 2007
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01-SEP-2007

Vision Care
Muar, Malaysia - September 2007


As we travel about taking our images, many people look at what we are photographing and seem to wonder what in the heck we see. We see their world with new eyes - to them it is every day stuff. I purposely did not blur the woman in the distance. That is Cecilia our fellow photographer.

Olympus Evolt E-510
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Iris Maybloom (irislm)15-Nov-2007 19:38
I applaud your vision for seeing the possibilities of this scene.
Georgia Roessler21-Oct-2007 15:24
It's all about vision! I love the guy who is taking all of this in.
Guest 18-Oct-2007 04:01
I like this image a lot!!!
M Williamson Lebon18-Oct-2007 00:04
Great image!! V
Phil Douglis17-Oct-2007 22:55
Yes, Rosemarie, Vision Care has a double meaning here. Both of us wear glasses. And I am taking great care to use my vision well.
sunlightpix17-Oct-2007 21:16
LOL even from the thumbnail I recognized Phil. I especially like the layered meanings from the sign, Vision Care. Both men are wearing glasses, and Phil uses his camera to express his vision.
Phil Douglis17-Oct-2007 19:02
I love the way the man watches me at work here -- he brings his arms inwards, and is so relaxed. I am gasping for air. Two old geezers, one passive, the other active. (I see you also managed to get Celia's historic pink trousers in the shot.) I want to add this to my "As others see me gallery" because it not only says how you see me at this moment in Maur, but also how at least one Maurian saw me.