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Dayvan Cowboys on Flickr
These are the (more interesting) results of a Flickr search for “Dayvan Cowboy”). Titles after images.
Dayvan Cowboy without knowing it, by Daniel Cuthbert
This deserves quoting the photographer’s explanation
Being in Thailand, and experiencing South East Asia, has changed me. I arrived here after 10 years of excess of living in London, NYC and other European cities, and liked the high-life.
Some say that Thailand brings out the party animal in you, I say it’s made me grow up and realise that material wealth means fuck all.This man is my local Dayvan Cowboy, taking people where they want to go and always with a smile on his face.
If only some of my friends could have his sense of happiness without the need for flash cars and expensive shoes.
Is he? Or is he just a nonbuddhist bodhisattva? In any case, a dayvan cowboy knows he is a dayvan cowboy. Maybe the photographer never caught it.
Dayvan Cowboy, by Thee E. Aldriches
dayvan cowboy, by tadpole
Overpowered yet diving. This is not one of the better photographs from an aesthetic point of view, but probable the most dayvan cowboy-ish.
Dayvan Cowboy, by yes, refrigerator
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