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Me. Imperial Sand Dunes, 1997. Picture taken by Tue Nam Ton
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Me. Imperial Sand Dunes, 1997. Picture taken by Tue Nam Ton
About Me
- George Tam
- These are the faces, colors, and stories I captured on the streets of L.A. and beyond. What I learned is that everyone has a compelling story to tell and that beauty can be found anywhere if we consciously look for it. When we take time to share them with each other, we become strangers no more. I hope you enjoy reading my blog. I look forward to hear from you.
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- Water Boy for a Day
- Porridge, porta potties, and tamales
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Scratching the Surface
We subconsciously believe that we are the main character in a movie. The main character never dies and that's why we live like there will always be tomorrow. Let me remind myself everyday that I am here only for a short while. I must try to savor each moment wherever I am before the final credits roll.
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1 comment:
I love this photo of the boy in front of the altars. I think Dia de los Muertos is such a cool thing. Your photos are great and I think really capture DDLM in the positive light in which it is meant to be portrayed. So many people think this is a spooky, weird holiday, but if you think about it, it's actually really cool. Thanks for posting!
Arielle
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