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The Whistle Blower

Scott Walker March 31, 2016

She was working hard to make a sale. Everyone she saw with blonde hair or a fair complexion was a target to buy a hand carved whistle. She had an entire basket of whistles that she would blow from time to time to attract attention of prospects.

“I made these,” she said in a thick accent on the streets of Masaya, Nicaragua. Each of the whistles was delicately painted, no two looked alike.

“Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.” - Thomas A. Edison

In people, People Tags Masaya, Nicaragua, Fuji, Fujix, x100s, street photography, Third World, third world
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