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An annual tradition in Panama is the "Munecos de ano viejo" or Dolls of the old year or Judas Dolls. These dolls are stuffed with paper and fireworks and at midnight on New Year's Eve the dolls are ignited. This tradition gets rid of all the bad for the previous year and brings good fortune to the new year. Families spend many hours making the dolls, which usually represent a current political figure, an entertainment figure, or a comic/book/fiction character. This duo's sign says, " Have a great year." They are carrying a bottle of wine and a Lowepro camera bag. Must be a great year for photographers.

Fine art Nature, Wildlife, and Landscape photography, prints, posters, canvas prints, greeting cards and stock images by Bob Hislop. All rights reserved. WATERMARKS WILL NOT APPEAR ON PURCHASED IMAGES.

NOTE: All the images shown are digitally stamped for copyright and theft protection. All images purchased will not have the Fine Art America watermark! A Brownie box camera and a Boy Scout darkroom kit given as a childhood gift started my path and passion for photography. Throughout my life I've carried a camera with me to capture the moment in time. Many of my photographs evolve around family and friends. These remain in a private collection. However, as I've traveled the world, interesting subjects have attracted me and my lens. From the Empire State Building in NYC to the Great Wall of China and everything in between there has been a photograph to be taken. The subjects are as varied as stampeding horses to a stare down with a puma...