RELIGION ON THE ROADSIDE...ON BALI, INDONESIA

POINTING 

THE WAY  

BALI, INDONESIA 

ART IN RELIGION (BALI, INDONESIA)

UNFINISHED 

RELIGIOUS OBJECTS 

BY THE ROADSIDE 

WORK IN PROGRESS 

BALI, INDONESIA 

STREET MARKET WITH VEGETABLES ... AND TWO MEN

POLAND IN 

THE SUMMER 

BEFORE 

MARTIAL LAW 

STREET MARKET WITH VEGETABLES 
AND TWO MEN 

IN THE RAIN  

SUMMER 1981 

WHY IS THIS WOMAN RUNNING?

THE WOMAN IN RED 

AND 

BLUE 

WARSAW 1981 

LIMA STREET SCENE WITH ARROWS

DOWN A 

STREET 

AGAINST THE ARROWS 

LIMA, PERU 

"THESE BOOTS ARE MADE FOR WALKING" ... IN OLYMPIC PARK, BEIJING

ALL WRAPPED UP 

A COLD DAY IN 

OLYMPIC PARK 

BEIJING, CHINA 

GEORGE EASTMAN PATENTS "KODAK" BOX CAMERA, September 4, 1888

KODAK KID PHOTOGRAPH 

ITALIAN MARKET STALL 

Kid's eye view in honor of September 4, 1888, the day George Eastman patented the "Kodak" box camera (my first camera was a Kodak Brownie, given to me by my father when I was eight). 

THREE PORTRAITS FOR SALE: LIMA, PERU

THREE PORTRAITS 

FOR SALE 

STREET TRIPTYCH 

LIMA, PERU 

See also 

here 

"GERMANY" REGAINS ITS SOVEREIGNTY, May 5, 1955

THE 

FEDERAL REPUBLIC 

OF GERMANY 

(AKA "WEST GERMANY") 

BECOMES 

SOVEREIGN 

MAY 5, 1955 

STREET SCENE WITH SAILOR 

GIESSEN, GERMANY, 1959 

Just short of ten years after V-E Day, the end of World War II in Europe, three of the four occupying powers (the U.S., the U.K., and France) granted West Germany its sovereignty; four days later, this "Federal Republic of Germany" joined NATO.  On the other side:  the "Democratic Republic of Germany," East Germany, and the USSR. 

KARSTADT DEPARTMENT STORE, GIESSEN, GERMANY, II

ONCE-UPON-A-TIME 

DEPARTMENT STORE 

II 

KARSTADT DEPARTMENT STORE 

GIESSEN, GERMANY 

Guess the Year? 

(Interior View here) 

BEING AN OBJECT OF INTEREST

BEING AN

OBJECT OF INTEREST

BOSTON

"NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH"

IN THE SEVENTIES

Sixth in a Series

THE PHOTOGRAPHER,

THOUGH NOT VISIBLE,

IS IN THE PICTURE

The photographer is in the photograph,

even when she is not.

HANGIN' OUT IN CENTRAL SQUARE

HANGIN' OUT

IN

CENTRAL SQUARE

IN THE SEVENTIES

Fifth in a Series

CENTRAL SQUARE

CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS

TASHKENT COOLS OFF: ANOTHER PHOTOGRAPH FOR A HOT DAY

ANOTHER PHOTOGRAPH 

FOR A HOT DAY 

Photograph © Gwendolyn Stewart 2010; 

All Rights Reserved 

TASHKENT COOLS OFF 

1984 

BACK IN THE USSR 

(UZBEKISTAN NOW) 

THE U.S. ANNEXES HAWAII, July 7, 1898

THE U.S. ANNEXES HAWAII 

July 7, 1898 

HONOLULU 

The annexation is dated from the signing by President William McKinley of the "Newlands Resolution" passed by the U.S. Congress. 

IN HONOR OF FATHER'S DAY: FATHER & DAUGHTER

IN HONOR OF 

FATHER'S DAY 

BEIJING 1981 

BERKELEY STREET SCENE: A Vignette -- and The Rest of the Story?

SEEN ON THE STREET

ON A SUNDAY IN MAY

BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA

A vignette --

and

the rest of the story?

GONE FISHIN': A MAN, A POLE, A KREMLIN

GONE FISHIN'

A MAN, A POLE, A KREMLIN

MOSCOW 1984

BACK IN THE USSR

THE U.S. & CHINA ON THE EVE OF HU JINTAO'S VISIT, AND CHINA IN THE EARLY DAYS OF "OPENING UP"

THE U.S. & CHINA

ON THE EVE OF

HU JINTAO'S VISIT

THE SHANGHAI BUND

IN THE EARLY DAYS OF

CHINA'S OPENING --

ALMOST THREE DECADES AGO

"Central bank governor Zhou Xiaoquan said Beijing

still followed three-decade-old policy guidance

'to keep a low profile' on foreign affairs."

"Setbacks lead China

to tone down anti-US rhetoric,"

says the AP headline.

GEORGIA ON MY MIND

GEORGIA ON MY MIND

COUPLES

TBILISI AGAIN

In front of the

KASHVETI CHURCH

Back in the USSR

1984

BILLY BOWERS PANTS & BELT: STREET FASHIONS

BILLY BOWERS

PANTS & BELT

from

Condé Nast

"The Rolling Stones were known for their love of outrageous pants, and this pair by one of their preferred designers, Billy Bowers, would have surely earned their approval. This one-of-a-kind pair of fly trousers (shown with a belt) came from the Caprice boutique in Boston. The photograph, by Gwendolyn Stewart, appeared in the October 20, 1976, issue of Women's Wear Daily."