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Chinese Dragon.
San Francisco, A California.
Costume for the chain dancers of Chinese New Year.
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Introduction to Kyogen.
San Francisco, California.
Graceful Japanese dancers
float on stage ahead of theatrical performers.
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Gay Participants.
San Francisco, California.
In Karnaval, predecessor of The Gay Pride Parade, they provided the most imaginative if not gaudy costumes. Gays in San Francisco were the most innovative entreprenuers, neccessitated by being in the closet for so long.
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African Dancers. Karnaval 80.
San Francisco, California.
Although they were only represented by a pair, they gave an impressive performance, pausing only when they saw me.
I was shooting with a Linhof 220 Camera.
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Inauguration of Chinese New Year.
San Francisco, California.
A Taoist priest lights incense in a ritual opening the first day at
Union Square.
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Middle Eastern Belly Dancers.
San Francisco, California.
In 1980, Karnaval celebrated the multi-ethnicity of San Francisco in a parade on Castro Street.
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Cherry Blossom Festival.
San Francisco, California.
A group of boys who may be cub scouts dragging what could be a Japanese version of Humpty Dumpy.
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San Francisco Clown.
San Francisco, California. 1979.
Greeting motorists at Park Presidio Avemue (Also known as Highway 1 and 101), his was a dangerous preoccupation, but The Bay Area has always been known for characters, from Jack London, to Emperor Norton.
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Page One in Catalogue. Porsche nr 1.
Stuttgart, Germany.
The first Porsche sportscaar.
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German Army Porsche Jeep.
Stuttgart, Germany.
There is an elegance even in this military vehicle.
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Carl Kuntze has been a member since 5 April 2008 and goes by Kuntze.
I'm a craggy 76 year old traveler photographer whose contributions has been published in Asian English language periodicals, very few the past two years because I was passed over by digital technology. I have since obtained a Canon EOS XTi digital camera, which I am still learning to use. As soon as I memorize all the buttons in the controls,
I expect to get reoriented.
