Eat This

Whoa! Powerful!  Thoughts of Bin Laden, The Omnivore's Dilemma, western capitalism, military-industrial complex, the oil industry, the corn indistry, etc., etc.  I'm sure some will not like it, but it will always provoke thoughts, emotions and discussion...isn't that what art is about?  I looked at your portfolio, too, and am impressed with both your ability as a street photographer and also your passion for social justice.  I'm an American (as in U.S.) who has lived abroad in various places for many years and I have learned to see things from many different points of view, so I can understand...I say, keep at it!

It is a pleasure to meet someone who thinks first without shooting or forming negative opinions.

What a world it would be if we all had that attitude,

Thanx

Hugh

only by forgiveness - You will pass the gate  //  we accept the unpredictable earthquake,,but for sure, never the same pain added by human  //  if all of us sit right down for a whole working day, doing nothing,,that would be noticed ,,,as uneatable :),,,best niels

My, my....  "I have worked with and alongside many charities, organizations and individuals to see about changing our society for the better. The thing that keeps me going is the beliefs that if I can help just one person then I have made a difference and perhaps that one day they will go on to help another too." - Hugh Hill

Newton's third indeed... humanitarianism and hypocrisy.

This is not photography, this is not art, this is not even social commentary, this is just disgusting.

Mike Mancil