Friends and Strangers Nine: 2011-2012
Friends and Strangers 9 is a gallery of recent photos of people from 2011-2012. This includes some shots of friends and strangers in Asia and the United States. Also see Friends and Strangers I, Friends and Strangers II, More Photos of Friends, Friends and Strangers in Barcelona and Friends and Strangers among the Hmong People of Wisconsin.
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Friend of ours joining us for a while in Seoul, Korea, trying on a traditional Korean gown. -
Two Korean girls at a palace in Korea. -
Hmong teenager performing a break dance during the Hmong New Years celebration at Appleton East High School, Dec. 18, 2010 -
Hmong dancers at the Hmong New Years celebration at Appleton East High School, Dec. 18, 2010. -
Hmong girls cheering for some dancers at the Hmong New Years celebration at Appleton East High School, Dec. 18, 2010. -
Hmong dancers at the Hmong New Years celebration at Appleton East High School, Dec. 18, 2010. -
One of the most popular groups of Hmong dancers at the 2010 Hmong New Years celebration. Amazing routine--crowd went wild. -
Child holding sparklers on top of Nam Shan Mountain in Seoul, South Korea -
Muslim women in Jakarta, Nov 2011. Photograph shot at dusk from a moving taxi, trying to keep the women in focus.
My son Ben taking a break in Menominee, Wisconsin the day before his wedding in the St. Paul LDS Temple in Minneapolis.
A child watched a water fountain send up a burst of water at Salt Lake City's beautiful City Creek Mall, May 2012.-
Street scene with an older man walking on the island of Gulangyu, Xiamen, China.
A friend from the South visiting Appleton, 2010, at Smith Park in Menasha.
At the dock near Smith Park.
The bear necessities of life.
A friend of ours in Shanghai, on the Rock Bund.
Two friends of mine at a large park in St. Louis, Missouri, June 2010.
Two little friends on Moganshan mountain, southern China.
Children enjoying water jets at a City Center Park in Salt Lake City, Utah.
My wife and some friends of ours on the Shanghai ferry that crosses the Huang Pu River for a fare of just 2 RMB.