Jamie Deadmond Photography

Have you ever seen an Angel?

6/26/2011

My Travels

On a cloudy night if you climb to the top of the statue where the Lady of Lebanon stands you can find her watching lovingly over Lebanon.

Bel Beit - At Home

10/28/2010

My Paintings

The stacked houses in Seattle are my new home. I painted this painting so I could look up at it. When it hangs high on the wall it reminds me of my walk up to my doorway. 36x48 Oil on Canvas © Jamie Deadmond

Saida Castle, Lebanon

10/28/2010

My Travels

One of the last standing sea castles. © Jamie Deadmond

Amchit, Lebanon

10/28/2010

My Travels

No matter what you're doing everyone stops to watch the sunsets in Lebanon. © Jamie Deadmond

Kaak Seller

10/28/2010

My Travels

The Kaak (bread or cake) seller weaving in between parked cars stops to pose for me in the extreme heat. © Jamie Deadmond

Spokane, WA

10/1/2009

My Photography

Lebanon

9/28/2009

My Travels

The Butcher Shop © Jamie Deadmond

Saida, Lebanon

9/28/2009

My Travels

Piled-up against each other along the Southern coastline of Lebanon you’ll find old buildings and houses almost touching the roads. These buildings overlook the water and the Citadel of Saida. © Jamie Deadmond

Saida, Lebanon

9/28/2009

My Travels

A Souk or market place. The air is dense and sticky as I swam down the streets of the Saida Souk, shade is the only way to keep from melting in the sun. I tended to stay and shop longer when I found a store that provided Air Conditioning. © Jamie Deadmond

The Shoe Shiner - Damascus, Syria

1/1/2009

My Travels

Waiting for shoes to shine this young man sat on a small box next to a fountain. Tourists and locals walked past him to wash their hands and to get a drink. He sat quietly and patiently waiting for a customer as I watched many people not even notice him. © Jamie Deadmond