Warm Smile - Mark Fisher American Photographer

A Nice Smile

Face Of Tomorrow

Happy, So Bright!

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False Charities - Mark Fisher NYC Photographer

The Street Hustle

New York Photographer Mark Fisher

In New York City...

We have hustlers that

stop the flow of

pedestrians walking

on the sidewalks.

Today's Scam

Gay Rights

These people collect

money and pocket most

very little gets to where

it is being stated.

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Red Berries - Can We Eat - Mark Fisher Legendary Photographer

Red Berries

Can We Eat

Just Beautiful!

Mark Fisher Photographer

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A Cover - Beauty Image - American Mark Fisher NYC1

Beauty Image

The Image Is For A Cover

Studio Image

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Legendary American Photographer Mark Fisher - Seasons Greetings

"Season Greetings From The Legendary Crew"

Image captured by

Legendary American Photographer Mark Fisher

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NYPD VS BRINKS

It is Christmas eve;

At approximately 3:25 PM ,

I did witness a police officer

Having Problems with a Suspect.

looked like maybe an assault and Wrestling.

On Bowery Between Hester and Canal streets.

I ran to his aid, the Suspect was contained as I arrived.

Then, many Police cars came sirens and Lights Going.

During this event there was Brinks truck parked

near the corner of Hester and Bowery.

One the Brinks officers watched and

filmed the event on a Cell telephone,

(It seemed like that),

He did not come to the aid of the police officer.

He was too busy to assist a New York City Police officer.

When confronted by the police officer about what he was doing

the Brinks officer Told Police Officer Rizos

"To Get the Fuck Out Of Here" and

he did seemed to identify with the suspect.

When others spoke up, he walked back to the truck

the police told him to move the truck.

He acted as he was above the law,

What is this!

The Brinks officer first sides with the suspect then,

tells the officer he is above the law.

The Brinks officer used some unusual words

(Fucking asshole) perhaps a cut down.

The police removed the Suspects and

went back to the station.

The Brinks truck sat there

for another 25 minutes.

The Police did not bother with the Brinks Truck.

They were too busy with the arrest.

Here is a Photo of the Brinks truck for you investigators,

Officer Rizos can be reached at the 5th 212- 334-0741.

Officer Rizos is a Police officer of New York City Fifth Precinct

and will be available anytime for the investigators.

Contact for Brinks

Brink's U.S., Headquarters:

Telephone (469) 549 6000

Email: brinksus@brinksinc.com

Website: www.us.brinksinc.com

PEOPLE IMAGE - HEAD SHOT - MARK FISHER NYC

AMBIENT LIT

IN NATURAL

OUTSIDE LIGHT.

CHEERS!!!

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Mark Fisher Photo Image - The Thought

The Holidays

Bring The Thought

Of Regret...

Cheer Up Kid!!!

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Yazmine Ruzgar Image - Mark Fisher Photographer Headshot

Yazmine Ruzgar

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In The Mirror Image - Mark Fisher Fashion Photographer

Alex In The Mirror

Unique Set-up

Captured Through

The Mirror

For Full Effect.

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Fashion Photographer Mark Fisher - Editorial Image

Fashion In The Hall

Mark Fisher Photographer

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Mark Fisher - New York, NY | American Photographer - Beauty Image

Mark Fisher Photographer

Beauty Image - Drama Lighting

A Nice Soft Strike Helps!

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Sarah - Face Of Beauty - Mark Fisher Image

The Look of Beauty

Sarah

The look that pierces

Through the back of Your Mind.

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Mark Fisher American Photographer - Beauty Of A Face

The Beauty Of A Face

√ Right Angle

√ Right Make-up
(In This Case No Make-up)

√ Right Lighting
(In This Case Natural Ambient)

√ Right Photographer

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1926 Saint Gaudens Gold Coin - Mark Fisher Images

1926 Saint Gaudens $20 GOLD DOUBLE EAGLE


The St. Gaudens double eagle is named for the designer, Augustus St. Gaudens, one of the premier sculptors in American history. Theodore Roosevelt imposed upon him in his last few years to redesign the nation's coinage at the beginning of the 20th century. St. Gaudens' work on the high-relief $20 gold piece is considered to be one of the most extraordinary pieces of art on any American coin. The mint eventually insisted on a low-relief version, as the high-relief coin took up to eleven strikes to bring up the details and didn't stack correctly for banking purposes. Only 12,367 of these coins were struck in 1907. These coins easily top the $10,000 price in circulated grades, but can reach nearly a half million dollars in the best states of preservation.
There were several changes in the early years of this design. The first coins issued in 1907 design featured a date in Roman numerals, but this was changed later that year to the more convenient Arabic numerals. The motto "In God We Trust" was omitted from the initial design, as Roosevelt felt that it was inappropriate to put the name of God on money. By act of Congress, the motto was added in mid-1908.
The design of the St. Gaudens coin was slightly changed once more when New Mexico and Arizona became states in 1912, and the number of stars along the rim was accordingly increased from 46 to 48.
Double eagles were routinely minted through 1933, although few of the very last years' coinages were released before the gold recall legislation of that year. Accordingly, these issues bring very high prices.
The St. Gaudens obverse design was reused in the American Eagle gold bullion coins that were instituted in 1986. The early 1907 double eagles and the 1986-1991 gold American Eagles are the only instances of Roman numerals denoting the date on American coinage.
On January 22, 2009 the U.S. Mint released ultra high relief double eagles using the deep design that St. Gaudens envisioned. It is one ounce of .9999 fine gold. Because of their higher gold content, and greater striking pressure, the coins will be 27 mm wide and 4 mm deep (the same diameter as a gold eagle), rather than the 34 by 2 usual for double eagles and bullion coins. The initial selling price was $1239; by June it had climbed to $1339. There will be no limit on the coinage of these one time uncirculated issues, which bear the date "MMIX". [1]

A DOUBLE EAGLE IS A GOLD COIN OF THE UNITED STATES WITH A DENOMINATION OF $20. (ITS GOLD CONTENT OF 0.9675 TROY OZ WAS WORTH $20 AT THE THEN OFFICIAL PRICE OF $20.67/OZ). THE COINS ARE MADE FROM A 90% GOLD (0.900 FINE = 21.6 KT) AND 10% COPPER ALLOY.

Although the "eagle"-based nomenclature for gold U.S. coinage is often assumed to be a nickname, the "eagle," "half-eagle" and "quarter-eagle" were specifically given these names in the Act of Congress that originally authorized them ("An Act establishing a Mint, and regulating Coins of the United States", section 9, April 2, 1792). Likewise, the Double Eagle was specifically created as such by name ("An Act to authorize the Coinage of Gold Dollars and Double Eagles", title and section 1, March 3, 1849).
The first double eagle was minted in 1849, coinciding with the California Gold Rush. In that year, the mint produced two pieces in proof. The first resides in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC. The second was presented to then Treasury Secretary William M. Meredith and was later sold as part of his estate - the present location of this coin remains unknown.
In 1850 regular production began and continued until 1933 (when the official price of gold was changed to $35/oz by theGold Reserve Act). Prior to 1850, eagles with a denomination of $10 were the largest denomination of US coin. $10 eagles were produced beginning in 1795, just two years after the first U.S. mint opened. Since the $20 gold piece had twice the value of the eagle, these coins were designated "double eagles". In 1850, the double eagle would have been equivalent to the purchasing power of $510.56 today.

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Head Shot By Fisher Photography - Incredible Image

Beautiful Headshot

By

Mark Fisher Photographer NYC1

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Nice Light Dramatic Results - Mark Fisher Studio Photographer

Dramatic light

Warm Face

and

a twist in the shadow,

Brings this image to life.

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American Photographer Mark Fisher Releases NICO VEGA Images - LIVE IN NEW YORK CITY -

Photographer Mark Fisher

Releases Nico Vega images

From The 11 December 2009

Webster Hall Studio

For the fans

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American Classic - Liberty Gold Coins - Mark Fisher Photographer

American Gold Coins

Liberty Five Dollar

In Black And White.

As Well As Color.

American Gold Liberty Group

Mark Fisher NYC

Beautiful coins from America…

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Fashion Photographer Mark Fisher - Editorial Model Image

Fashion Photographer Mark Fisher

The Beauty captured in the Sun's,

early days light...

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Check The Music Blog;

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Tickets: Brooklyn, New York - Photographer Mark Fisher NYC1

In Brooklyn, New York

The Residents Are Complaining of

Un-Fair Ticketing by The Local Police

Precinct In Williamsburg Section of Brooklyn, New York

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Brooklyn: Ticket Protest - Image By Photographer Mark Fisher

In Brooklyn, New York

The Residents Are Complaining of

Un-Fair Ticketing by The Local Police

Precinct In Williamsburg Section of Brooklyn, New York

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Mark Fisher American Photographer - New TELLTALE Image

Mark Fisher American Photographer

New TELLTALE Image

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Two Babies With Hats - Image By Mark Fisher NYC1

Hats Designed By Miwako Sananman

Fashion Photographer Mark Fisher

These nice hats come from the designer

Miwako Sananman, She makes nice hand crafted

fashion items… Her E-mail is; randomactsofmiwako@gmail.com

If would like to see more…

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Mark Fisher American Photography - De Vries Image

De Vries New Line-up

Travis DeVries - vox, guitar
Sean Gibbons - lead guitar
Martin Glazier - guitar
Johnny Lancia - bass
Kuki Kooks - drums

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Ksusha Stsepuro - Perfect Headshot - Fashion Photographer Mark fisher

Perfect Headshot

Ksusha Stsepuro

The Lighting is The Key,

The Subject Helps Loads!

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Fashion Photographer Mark Fisher - Male Model Image

Male Model Image - Mark Fisher Fashion Photographer


The Light has to be placed just right to get the perfect


result. Using a wide angle, can help make an image


Very Nice Image, Very Interesting.


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