Out For A Walk In His Huaraches in Black and White Baseball T-Shirt

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Out For A Walk In His Huaraches in Black and White by YoPedro

I often go for walks in my neighborhood just to get out and be a part of the world, and you never know what you might see. I ran into this gentleman one day, and we struck up a conversation. He was visiting his children for a couple of weeks, and was leaving soon to get back home. I took a couple of snap shots, nothing too elaborate, and thanked him.

I offered to send him a print, and he said it would be better to send it to his son as a surprise after he left. I sent three copies of the image to his son, one for each of the gentleman's adult children, and I mailed it so that it would arrive on the father's birthday.

I sent the prints anonymously, it just seemed to be the right thing to do. -YoPedro

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My latest images here on FAA/PIX are primarily A.I. based with a dose of manipulation tossed in. The images are not photographs, the people are not real nor are any of the stories attached to the images. It's all a craftsman's manufactured world of images and tales, of people I have never met, places I have never been, and things I have never seen or done. It's all an illusion, what I like to call 'Pixel Farming'.