Photography restores my faith in the world. When I’m down and out, a single well taken picture of a rose bud makes me realize how beautiful the world is – and I immediately feel better.
I just checked out your, “Beiruit, Pt. 2,” and the women are simply beautiful. There’s beauty coming from within and without — not something often seen in big cities here in the States.
I duly agree with the phone shot! And that Tokidoki sepia street scene sucks right into it to make you feel like one’s already there. I could say more but it would be redundant as the pic says it all. Thank you for this… JJ
Hi jaqueline!
My name is Bilal Baadarani and I really would like to have a conversation about something that was having my attention lately, about this french artist called TANC, I saw a few information you’ve post it on him and I am really interested to know more if possible!
Sincerely yours !
Hi Bilal,
Unfortunately, I don’t know enough about him. I’ve just documented a lot of his stuff in Beirut. I hope to return to Beirut in December and will ask around about him, as I will be meeting up with some art-types…
Ah, man, I can’t tell you – I didn’t drive so I didn’t pay attention. I do remember it as being confusing and having to walk a bit once we parked. Sorry!
Thanks for liking my post! I had just made this blog today and I’m really new here so when I saw a like on my post I was like” Yay I’m not talking to myself! And I was curious to what you were posting, so I checked out your blog and I think that your photos are really interesting! Today, you gain a new follower!
-Gnostic
Thank you for “Liking” the post, “My Life In A Hole”. Streets Of Our World, on my photography blog http://www.throughharoldslens.com. On behalf of the Through Harold’s Lens Creative Team, my trusty sidekick Mr. SLR Nikon, his brother Mr. Pen Pal and myself, we truly appreciate your enjoyment. We hope you continue to join us on our journeys.
Very appealing photos. I loved especially Zanzibar and Istanbul –have spent a lot of time in both places and eager to return! And the story about the Israeli customs/security was interesting too.
Hi Tokidoki, I saw your twitter message. At the moment, I am not using twitter very actively, just my blog postings will appear there as links, so if you follow you will know early that I have posted something. But I don’t own a smart phone, and I am not planning to buy one. Actually I don’t really know what smartphones are good for. 🙂 So I don’t really have a device for twitter, and on my computer, I prefer to write longer things.I must confess I don’t really understand twitter. 🙂
A really cool blog you have here! Some amazing shots from your travels. I love your style! I’ve always wanted to go to Japan. It looks remarkable. Such an interesting place to visit!
Hi there Jacqueline,
Thank you for taking the time to stop by and check out my little corner of the blogosphere and the follow, your support is greatly appreciated. Looking forward to seeing more from you, nice to see you tweeting too
From what I see, your blog is very elegant – not a lot of yammering. As they say, the pictures say it all. Do you live in Japan? What city?
By the way, do you ever come close to using up your storage space limit on WordPress with all these pictures?
Best,
D
Looks like you really have a fondness for Japan 🙂 I’ve done some traveling there and love it. I’m guessing you’re living in Japan now? Just out of curiosity, what do you do there? Really enjoying all the photos, words, keep it up!
Hey Evan! I’m actually a global traveler, rarely in one place for more than a month or so..this gig just happens to have extended until December. I am an international teacher trainer and also a freelance photographer with books out on street art from around the world. Yes, I am enjoying Japan at the moment, however, my passion runs deep for every single place I live in. There’s is depth and beauty EVERYWHERE. Have a great weekend! – Jackie 🙂
Wow! Very cool. That’s amazing you’ve been able to fund a lifestyle that lets you explore in that way. I can understand how you can help support yourself with the photography. I’m just a beginner photographer, so your work is very inspiring. Lot to learn! I also would love to seem more of the world, but very happily living in Korea for now 🙂 You too, enjoy the weekend! Eat some good japanese food for me 🙂
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Also, does that mean you’ve also taught internationally as well? I taught english very briefly here in Seoul but had a really tough experience for my first time so transitioned my focus for the time being on my language learning. Nonetheless, aspects of teaching I really enjoy.
Hi – Janaline sent me your link and I love your street art photos! You need to visit Melbourne sometime. We’ve got some good street art which I am sure you’ll enjoy.
Hi! I know! I need to get to Melbourne at some point – incredible street art. Thanks for checking my blog out and I’m following yours now, as well. Janaline is a really good friend of mine – we worked in VietNam together. 😉
Cool, thanks! Its amazing how creative they can be. I really admire some of the work they put up. I might put some up on my blog at later time (now that I know you appreciate them!)
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i liked your blog very much, have you ever been in Montevideo.Uruguay? or Spain?
Great pictures! I can´t beleive you where in Bogota, is my born city. Thankyou for the add! hope to see you in our proyect you have a lot of talent! Grettings from Spain! Melisa
Love your work. Making a journey myself, I traveled Asia for 5+ months and will be walking the Camino de Santiago from Pamplona in may then wherever my journey takes me. Any advice would be helpful.
I like your pictures! The professor has a knack for taking pictures very badly!
Thank you! I’m sure you take some very good photos, too!
hey there, thanks for popping by and having a look at my writings and photos. Keep up with the great work here!
Thank you! You, too!
What a fantastic life you lead! 🙂
Thank you. I am very grateful!
How fun!
🙂
I look forward to seeing images in my Reader. Great blog idea!
Photography restores my faith in the world. When I’m down and out, a single well taken picture of a rose bud makes me realize how beautiful the world is – and I immediately feel better.
I agree!
I just checked out your, “Beiruit, Pt. 2,” and the women are simply beautiful. There’s beauty coming from within and without — not something often seen in big cities here in the States.
Your work is so good! —– Chagall
Thank YOU so much. I really appreciate your kind words and I’m glad we’re following each other. L.E.S. forever. 🙂
Peace from 009. —–Chagall
I will enjoy following your creativity!
Thank you, Patty!
時々このblogを見て、楽しいよ!
Jogjaに行ったことある?
Arigato gozaimasu!
I duly agree with the phone shot! And that Tokidoki sepia street scene sucks right into it to make you feel like one’s already there. I could say more but it would be redundant as the pic says it all. Thank you for this… JJ
Thank you so much!
A lot of great content here, will definitely be following you.
Thank you so much!
Hi Jacqueline- Thank you for following my photography blog. I hope you are inspired. Great blog- I am enjoying your images.
Thanks so much, Jane – I’m enjoying yours as well!
Hello Jacqueline,
Thanks for coming by and following and I have been truly enjoying your work. Peace.
Thank you so much – I’m enjoying yours as well!
🙂 Made my day.
Hi jaqueline!
My name is Bilal Baadarani and I really would like to have a conversation about something that was having my attention lately, about this french artist called TANC, I saw a few information you’ve post it on him and I am really interested to know more if possible!
Sincerely yours !
Hi Bilal,
Unfortunately, I don’t know enough about him. I’ve just documented a lot of his stuff in Beirut. I hope to return to Beirut in December and will ask around about him, as I will be meeting up with some art-types…
How fun! I will love following your blog, because I don’t like to travel, but love the photographs! Thanks for stopping by my blog!
Hey there! Thanks so much, I love all thoughts positive — Keep it up!
Thank you! 🙂
Cool blog!
Thanks, Rob!
How do you get to the Baldy pipes?
Ah, man, I can’t tell you – I didn’t drive so I didn’t pay attention. I do remember it as being confusing and having to walk a bit once we parked. Sorry!
Thanks for liking my post! I had just made this blog today and I’m really new here so when I saw a like on my post I was like” Yay I’m not talking to myself! And I was curious to what you were posting, so I checked out your blog and I think that your photos are really interesting! Today, you gain a new follower!
-Gnostic
Cheers, Gnostic!
Thank you for “Liking” the post, “My Life In A Hole”. Streets Of Our World, on my photography blog http://www.throughharoldslens.com. On behalf of the Through Harold’s Lens Creative Team, my trusty sidekick Mr. SLR Nikon, his brother Mr. Pen Pal and myself, we truly appreciate your enjoyment. We hope you continue to join us on our journeys.
Best Regards,
Harold
Cheers, Harold!
It sure is!
🙂
Thanks for visiting my blog. I’ve looked around yours and love your pictures. Great variety of subjects and styles. Keep the great images coming . . .
I am so happy to have stumbled upon your blog!
Very appealing photos. I loved especially Zanzibar and Istanbul –have spent a lot of time in both places and eager to return! And the story about the Israeli customs/security was interesting too.
Thank you so much for your complimentary words! Zanzibar, Istanbul…Beautiful, aren’t they?!
Some of my favorite places in the world!
Hello Miss Hadel! I was recently awarded an “award”, and was told to pass it on. So I nominated your blog for the award as well! http://watchhumansmove.com/2014/02/10/common-courtesy-alt-title-our-blog-won-an-award/
Cheers!
Thank you so much! If I get a minute, I’ll look into it! I’ve just got so many ‘balls in the air’ at the moment. 🙂
Fascinating blog, Jacqueline! Thanks for connecting with us on Twitter! Keep up the great work and travel safe!
Thank you SO much! I really appreciate you taking the time to peruse…Glad to be following on Twitter! Have a great week ~ 🙂
Very nice work!
Thank you soooo much!!!
Simple and lovely!
Thank you!!!
Nice blog! 🙂 Love all your photos. Thanks for liking one of my cartoons. Hope you will be able to drop by often to see updates. 🙂
Hey, thank you! Sure will drop by, cheers!
Hi Tokidoki, I saw your twitter message. At the moment, I am not using twitter very actively, just my blog postings will appear there as links, so if you follow you will know early that I have posted something. But I don’t own a smart phone, and I am not planning to buy one. Actually I don’t really know what smartphones are good for. 🙂 So I don’t really have a device for twitter, and on my computer, I prefer to write longer things.I must confess I don’t really understand twitter. 🙂
No worries!
Hi!
A really cool blog you have here! Some amazing shots from your travels. I love your style! I’ve always wanted to go to Japan. It looks remarkable. Such an interesting place to visit!
Thank you ever so much for following. 🙂
Thanks again!
Amanda
Thank you SO much, Amanda! I’m happy to be following each other! Have a great weekend!
Vibrant!! Keep up the great work..
Thank you!
Hi there Jacqueline,
Thank you for taking the time to stop by and check out my little corner of the blogosphere and the follow, your support is greatly appreciated. Looking forward to seeing more from you, nice to see you tweeting too
Have a great Day, 🙂
Eddie
Thanks, Ed! I’m glad to see you on Twitter, as well – love to see your photos and I’ll RT and tweet your posts whenever I can. 🙂
Hey Jackie, thanks for the likes on my blog! Loving the photo’s on your blog.
Ah, you’re welcome and I love your photos, too!
Thank you for visiting my blog. You have a nice collection of animal picture on your blog, I really enjoy looking at them 🙂
Thank you ~ glad to be following each other! 🙂
Thank you for following my blog!
Thank you for finding me? 🙂
From what I see, your blog is very elegant – not a lot of yammering. As they say, the pictures say it all. Do you live in Japan? What city?
By the way, do you ever come close to using up your storage space limit on WordPress with all these pictures?
Best,
D
Cheers! Yes, I love in Kobe, Japan momentarily. Storage space usually ok, look forward to following your amazing recipe blog!
Looks like you really have a fondness for Japan 🙂 I’ve done some traveling there and love it. I’m guessing you’re living in Japan now? Just out of curiosity, what do you do there? Really enjoying all the photos, words, keep it up!
Hey Evan! I’m actually a global traveler, rarely in one place for more than a month or so..this gig just happens to have extended until December. I am an international teacher trainer and also a freelance photographer with books out on street art from around the world. Yes, I am enjoying Japan at the moment, however, my passion runs deep for every single place I live in. There’s is depth and beauty EVERYWHERE. Have a great weekend! – Jackie 🙂
Wow! Very cool. That’s amazing you’ve been able to fund a lifestyle that lets you explore in that way. I can understand how you can help support yourself with the photography. I’m just a beginner photographer, so your work is very inspiring. Lot to learn! I also would love to seem more of the world, but very happily living in Korea for now 🙂 You too, enjoy the weekend! Eat some good japanese food for me 🙂
Also, does that mean you’ve also taught internationally as well? I taught english very briefly here in Seoul but had a really tough experience for my first time so transitioned my focus for the time being on my language learning. Nonetheless, aspects of teaching I really enjoy.
Your blog is wonderful so wonderful!!
You are kind so kind! Thank you SO much! 🙏😀
You are very welcome 🙂
Hi – Janaline sent me your link and I love your street art photos! You need to visit Melbourne sometime. We’ve got some good street art which I am sure you’ll enjoy.
Hi! I know! I need to get to Melbourne at some point – incredible street art. Thanks for checking my blog out and I’m following yours now, as well. Janaline is a really good friend of mine – we worked in VietNam together. 😉
Cool, thanks! Its amazing how creative they can be. I really admire some of the work they put up. I might put some up on my blog at later time (now that I know you appreciate them!)
i liked your blog very much, have you ever been in Montevideo.Uruguay? or Spain?
Thank you so much! I haven’t been to Uruguay or Spain yet, but they’re on my list! 😉
Great pictures! I can´t beleive you where in Bogota, is my born city. Thankyou for the add! hope to see you in our proyect you have a lot of talent! Grettings from Spain! Melisa
Ys ~ Bogota is increible!!! 🙂
Beautiful blog! x
Aww…thank you so much, Nicole!
A tanka for Tokidoki
Restlessly going
From one place to another
Where will finally
Be your bench, be your garden,
Be your house to come home to?
Thank you!
Such simplicity and clarity of thought. ..says it all.
Cheers!
Hey there. Thanks a bunch for visiting and fooling my blog. Much appreciated my friend.
I shall be back to read more of yours soon
Take care
Bob
Cheers!
Thanks a lot for taking the time to visit, read and like my blogs. Sincere gratitude. Love your blog. I will be following you.
No worries ~ and I’m following you back! Cheers!
Love your work. Making a journey myself, I traveled Asia for 5+ months and will be walking the Camino de Santiago from Pamplona in may then wherever my journey takes me. Any advice would be helpful.
Thanks so much! “Wherever my journey takes me.” That’s the KEY!