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Placed 18^th in the challenge. San Diego Crew Classic- Mission Bay

Placed 32^nd in the challenge.

Placed 35^th in the challenge.

Looks like you do have up to 30 days to return if you change your mind but a 25% restocking fee if not in the same condition.

The cool thing about Fuji (and about any other camera these days) is that you can use it however you want to. The dials on Fuji makes it easy to use manual or switch to however else you would like ...

Fake news. https://legalbeagle.com/8581945-illegal-pictures-people-permission.html "Taking Photos in Public If you stand in a public place, you can usually take a photo of anything you can see. ...

Placed 41^st in the challenge.

Placed 28^th in the challenge. Boys at Belmont Park in Mission Beach- San Diego, CA

Placed 4^th in the challenge. Surfer at Pacific Beach in San Diego

Placed 10^th in the challenge. San Diego's New Orleans celebration known as "Gator by the Bay"

Placed 93^rd in the challenge.

Placed 185^th in the challenge.

Placed 18^th in the challenge. Kyoto, Japan

Thank you for the kind words and the vote!

Placed 13^th in the challenge. A surfer tries to make a ballet out of the chaos of a wave. This surfer looks like he is conducting a symphony on the water. Shot from a pier in Pacific Beach- San Diego

Placed 30^th in the challenge. Beach near Havana. Cubans value family and friends. They welcome everybody. See a guy with a camera? They will call you over and ask you to take their picture. And offer you to share in their food or drink (here, Havana Club rum). They have a zest for life. I live in the USA.

Placed 2^nd in the challenge. Cuba is not financially rich but it is certainly culturally rich. When people don't have much, they learn to make use of what they have and since everybody is in the same boat, they also are happy to share what they have. As a photographer, it is also a "target rich" environment. Family is valued over things. I live in the USA.

Placed 20^th in the challenge. Mission Beach- San Diego, CA