Port Elizabeth (Nelson Mandela Bay) Red Location Struggle Museum Opening, 2007.
Pentax SP1000, 50mm lens, B&W 400 asa film.
A Luta Continua!
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Kunta Kinte
I wonder what he's thinking
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Khumbelo
dope ass shot!
welcome.
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heartwarmer
love
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lebogang nkoane
Aloha!
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Uno
Komeh? (mozambican version of Howzit?)
Can't stop browsing 75, there's so many great images!
Thanks Lebogang.
Thanks everyone for the love.
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Makhaya
out standing. welcome. his eyes have said it all. brilliantly captured. reminds me of robert frank's work.
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æ
fantastic, and welcome
*FYI: como e... and it's portuguese, not mozambican
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blacksheep
nice pic.. would love to sit with him and listen to him talk about his life...
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Mokokoma Mokhonoana
...too damn good!
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Daz
@Kunta Kinte: "I wonder what he's thinking?"
Maybe the same as this guy ...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thesmiths/2940441963/in/set-72157612508745765/
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Stefanie Jason
dope shot, but there's a forlorn look in his eyes
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Nokulunga Msomi
tis too nyc.. gr8 shot
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Bareng Rakuba
O a amogelesega.
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Uno
You’re quite right, in Portuguese it’s written “Como é?”, but the popular Mozambican use of the Portuguese language, has simplified it to “Komeh?” in the same way “How is it”, in English became “Howzit?”. Normally these reductions of language remind me of Newspeak (from Orwell’s 1984), but in some cases (Komeh? For example) it’s a simplification of language that doesn’t take any meaning from the message. The new Portuguese orthographic agreement incorporates a lot of Brazilian language simplifications and I believe that one day the same will happen with a lot of expressions being used in other former Portuguese colonies. It’s a way of keeping the language alive.
By the way, Portuguese is my first language…
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