Today marks International Women’s Day! To commemorate, here is a gallery of some of the women I’ve photographed in various parts of the world over the last few years. Most are just going about their days, some are sculptural renditions, and their is one painting of a very special lady, indeed. Whatever they are doing, wherever they are, they sparkle both individually, and as a colorful, beautiful mosaic.
Guatemalan Women (Except for Jacque)
Female Statue, Jardin des Tuileries, Paris
Umbrellas at the Eiffel Tower
Toddler Twins, San Francisco Bay Area
Fingerpainting
Wonder at the Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach, California
Beautiful Vietnamese Women (and a Couple of American Ones, Too!) Hanoi, Vietnam
Native American Princess, Pendleton Round-Up, Pendleton, Oregon
Look at Me and My Mussels!
Modern Monochrome Stained Glass Madonna. Vatican City
A Little Salsa In the Streets of Antigua
Woman with Flat Basket and Conical Hat. Hanoi, Vietnam
Little Girl, Guatemala
Paris Painter
Reading On the Metro, Paris
Penguin interactions at the California Academy of Sciences
Street Photo, Paris
Young Female Loom Artist, Antigua, Guatemala
A Walk Near Muir Woods National Park, California
Kristine and Sadie Enjoying the Beach, Stinson Beach, California
Woman Wearing Hijab
San Francisco Metallic
Paris Sentinels
Shy. On the Bus to the Aquarium of the Pacific. Long Beach, California
For International Women’s Day 2016, Google travelled around the world and asked women to complete the phrase #OneDayIWill. Here are some great responses from London:
#OneDayIWill visit the North and the South Poles and every country in between!
#OneDayIWill fly!!! This latter dream I posted on Twitter and Google responded! Here’s the Twitter conversation:
6 thoughts on “International Women’s Day”