People At Work
Featured Work
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Looking down on the workers by faulsey
this a picture taken from above the coal mine workings
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Boatman And Whorls by Colin S Pearson
A boatman puttering homewards in the early evening, creating whorls in the calm estuary waters. / . / I’m pleased to say that I’ve sold an A4-sized print of this photo to a local Painter/Artist, and I’ve also sold it a number of times as RedBubble cards … / . / / .
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Women's Work Is Never Done by pat gamwell
Featured: PEOPLE AT WORK…Nov 9 09 / / My niece tidying up her backyard and whacking out the weeds! /
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Bullet-train babe; Tokyo, Japan by Alfie Goodrich of Japanorama
Not only do Japanese bullet-trains look cool, the ladies who work on them are beautiful too.
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Maasai School, Tanzania by Adrian Paul
As part of our visit a tiny traditional Maasaii village in Northern Tanzania, we spent some time watching this outdoor infants school in action. They sang, they clapped, they recited the tables on the chalk board and they applauded when we placed money in the collection tin at the front of the class, to help raise money for a proper classroom. Older children travel 20kms per day to the nearest government school where education is free up to the completion of Elementary (Grade 7) stage. Camera – Nikon D80; Lens – Tamron 28-300 VC zoom FEATURED IN CIRCLES OF LATITUDE FEATURED IN PEOPLE AT WORK Greeting Card /
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Water of Death. by TREVOR IRWIN
PLEASE READ THIS. This is the only source of water at Tunga/Zuga Village. This water hole is fed by the river and does not run dry. These villagers and those from surrounding villages have no other choice, but drink this water as their well was contaminated and then caved in. This is one Village where we do what we can to help deal with the aftermath of drinking polluted water, River blindness, Intestinal worm infections, Skin diseases and other water borne diseases Make many sick, especially children. I am returning to the village on 19th November, where I know like previous years many children will not be there, as they will have died in agony. I ask you all who read this to please make a donation via our charity website, or purchase some art. Pray and whatever you can do, please do it, no matter how small you may think it is. it will make a difference. We need much supplies to help these people. ALL PROCEEDS FROM SALE OF MY ART, PLUS DONATIONS MADE TO PHILADELPHIA MISSION CHARITY, GOES TO HELP EXTREME POOR AND SICK IN REMOTE AND RURAL VILLAGES IN AFRICA. WE NEVER TAKE ANYTHING OUT OF YOUR GIVING. ALL CHARITY OVERHEADS ARE COVERED BY OUR MEMBERS AND VOLUNTEERS. Please visit my Charity website: / http://www.philadelphia33.org/ See all my art and video at: / http://www.missionary.smugmug.com/ Camera: Canon 400D. Lens 18-55mm.. / / The temperature was so hot that the Camera really had a problem functioning. The body of the Camera was extremely hot. But at least I got this.
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Mini bike overload by Larry Grayam
This fella made a living showing off the strength of the tini mini bikes he rode. event was promoting a Ft Pierce Florida USA motorcycle dealership on US highway 1. Nikon F2 105mm lens EI400 Ektachrome “Mini bike overload” was featured in People At Work 11/10/09 / “Mini bike overload” was featured in Colour and light 11/08/09 / “Mini bike overload” was featured in All Around Florida 10/20/09 / “Mini bike overload” was featured in Rural Around The Globe 8/03/09 / “Mini bike overload” was featured in Transport 6/16/09 / “Mini bike overload” was featured in Odd One Out 6/7/09 / “Mini bike overload” was featured in Retired and Happy 6/4/09 /
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The Dhow Packer 1201 by Mike de Lange
Part of my portrait series on the Dhow Workers in Dubai, U.A.E. / FEATURED in People At Work Group 10/11/2009 / 261 Views on 19/11/2009
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Train Guard And Tobacco-Pipe by Colin S Pearson
MANY THANKS for your votes, placing this photo as the winner in the Film Photography “People” Challenge in October 2009, and I’m honoured to be featured by the Film Photography Group as well! This photo is of a British Railways Train Guard with his tobacco pipe, checking the railway platform from his Guard’s Van window. Taken in September 1972 on Ilford FP4 film, in my ergonomically all-time favourite camera, my Asahi Pentax S1a with a Takumar F/2.8 lens. Sadly there are still a number of “old film” artifacts evident in the picture in spite of many hours of careful recovery in Photoshop! This explains why I’ve limited the choice of printed medium to cards and canvas. After some additional research by my son, I’m now sure that the railway station is Crewe Station (Lancashire), and that the train is one belonging to London Midland Scottish (LMS), not London Midland Region (LMR) as I’d entered into the photo’s IPTC Caption field. Here’s a close-up of the Guardsman’s badge (or ‘button’), which (provided that it isn’t just a blood-donor’s badge or similar!) might help some UK railway enthusiast discover a bit more about this chap, and the railway network that he worked on. / / This is a 100% crop from the film-scan, with some minor contrast adjustments and with no digital noise reduction. / .
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A Hard Days Work by LeighN
Lifeguards – South Cronulla Beach, Sydney, Australia. After a long day keeping the beach safe, these lifeguards take a well earned break. This image grabbed me as I was walking along to do the Esplanade walk in South Cronulla. Lifegaurds are such an iconic part of Australian life and the sight of this lot having a break, some catching a few zzz’s in the afternoon light, some having a laugh and a few still keeping an eye on the surf, meant I had to take a shot. The HDR part came about as I took the shot quickly and only had a single Jpeg. Given the light and textured concrete and wall, I wanted to capture all that and so decided to see how sucessful HDR would be from a single Jpeg. Nikon D90, Nikkor VR 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 @ f6.3, 32mm, 1/160 sec, ISO 200, hand held, HDR’d in Photomatix from a single Jpeg exposed 5x at 1 EV intervals, iPhoto.
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The Barber (of Hanoi) #0201 by Mike de Lange
A barber working on his customer in the streets of Hanoi, Vietnam. / FEATURED in People At Work Group 10/11/2009
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The faithful mate by stelo
CHALLENGE TOP10 in Me & My Pet 20.Nov 2009 / CHELLANGE TOP10 in Animal and Human with Mood 18.Nov 2009 / CHALLENGE TOP10 in Speaking Images-telling a story- 13. Nov 2009 / Featured work in The Woman Photographer 05.Nov. 2009 / Featured work in Feminine Intent 07.Nov. 2009 / Featured work in People at work 10.Nov 2009 Nikon D90, Nikkor 18-105mm Cologne, Germany
Recent Work
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Linda Gail Lewis by Paola Svensson
Linda Gail Lewis Signing autographs after a concert at Cloetta Center, Linköping, Sweden. 20 November 2009.
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Street artist by MaluC
Austrian street artist at work
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BASKET WEAVER by RakeshSyal
Captured this image in a street at Hyderabad Old City. Nikon D200, Nikkor 18-200
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Coverack Boatmen by Mike Honour
There are some things in coastal communities that just do not change, and such are the Boatmen of Coverack on the Cornwall Lizard Peninsula technical: / Fuji s602 pro zoom / 6 million pixels interpolated / hand held auto. / Platinum B&W in PSP X2
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Providing the Music by Karen Checca
Returning from walking the beach, I found this wedding taking place. I didn’t want to disrupt the ceremony so I stood and watched. As the groom waited for his bride the Mariachi Band played. Not a bad gig if you can get it; certainly a beautiful place to work! / Sanibel Island, FL, January 2009 / Pentax K200D, 1/1000, f/10, 400 ISO, 300 mm /
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Honest Work by eelsblueEllen
Trenton, NJ
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It's Not an Easy Job... by EvaMarie Cannon
Was Driving home and camera in hand and this officer just cruised right on by… / I sure wouldn’t want his job …ok …7 mins to ride his cruiser….
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Behind the scenes - Sound Check by Lydia Griffiths
/ Every venue on our tour is different so every day we have the constant joy of sound checking. We use in ear monitors which means we all have our own mix instead of using big fold back speakers at the front of the stage which is a great idea in theory but usually takes a lot longer to get arranged! The size and type of venue effects the ear monitors and all of the lighting positions have to be re-arranged depending on space available. It’s a lot of work for the crew and quite tedious. I had lost the will to live by about 30 mins in felt that lying on the floor was a better option….turned out it was a nice angle to take a photograph from too! / Taken in Glenside, PA. USA.
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Filming the Dancers by NIKONSCOT
Cameraman at The Tower Ballroom , Blackpool , England , filming the competitors. NikonD90 Sigma Lens 18-200mm Topaz Adjust 3
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Flamin Good Disc Jockey by NIKONSCOT
Well dressed DJ , getting ready for a hot night on the dance floor. Nikon D90 , Sigma Lems 18-200m/m Topaz 3
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About This Group
Photographs of employed people going about their daily jobs. There are so many millions of different jobs that people do every day for a dollar, and for survival in this world. We want to have photos capturing the many vast jobs from daily mundane jobs to the most high powered jobs in this world. It makes for a huge category.
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