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In Worcestershire, hidden in the woodland is the remains of this World War two prisoner of war camp, later called "Egypt" after it became the home for families displaced from Egypt during the Suez Crisis of 1956. It has been derelict since the late 1950's
Matt's parents (Nancy Lenehan and Gary Groomes) come home
[Screen captures for my portfolio- DVD made from an old VHS tape so quality is poor]
Scan of a series of 5 hand-printed photos.
As a theme for the series I sought for images in which there was a feeling of absence: 'Missing'
The series was made for my photography classes at the UNSW - College of Fine Arts in Sydney, Australia (semester 1 2004)
am i missing an o-ring in the main compartment of my co-pilot or was this added after i ordered (2010-07-15) [btw it's not a big deal, i have enough notions and things i'll sew one in myself!]
The glass is missing, and the reflector needs love. I also need to replace the fuse and the lightbulb of course. And perhaps some of the wireing.
11 April 2019, Missing Railway Links: A challenge for Cohesion and Growth in Border Regions
Belgium - Brussels - April 2019
© European Union / Fred Guerdin
Nathalie VERSCHELDE, Deputy Head of Unit, DG Regional and Urban Policy - D2 – Interreg, Cross-Border Cooperation, internal borders
Blue Ash, Ohio Airport Days 2006 - September 16 & 17
The theme for the show was - Never Forget : a Tribute to Veterans
8 June 2007
Missing Mary!
The angels are all ready with the crown, but the statue of Mary seems to be missing.
In the cathedral in Antwerp
SI: How can a city look empty yet beautiful at different times of the day?
Idea: seats created for people to sit on and take breaks but here there isn’t anyone (78 characters)
Materials: Nikon D5600; 18-55mm lens; Adobe Lightroom Classic; bench; trees (64 characters)
Process: symmetry, sense of equal emptiness; decrease whites; increase darks (67 characters)
We visited Liberty Island and I, like many others I'm sure, noticed that the signs containing images of the skyline hadn't been changed since the Twin Towers were destroyed. It was a sad thing to see, like some part of the city, or maybe Lady Liberty herself, didn't want to see they were gone.
I guess its been to long since we have been out shooting this guy came to the house looking for us. Seems like he likes the Hibiscus bud.
Scan of a series of 5 hand-printed photos. This is the way the photos were presented.
As a theme for the series I sought for images in which there was a feeling of absence: 'Missing'
The series was made for my photography classes at the UNSW - College of Fine Arts in Sydney, Australia (semester 1 2004)
This picture was taken when I was in the car which took me home on the Chang Jiang River Bridge. Every time when I went home from school I was very excited. Because I can see my parents, I can eat my dear mother's cooking, and I can go for a walk walk with my mother. I felt very happy. But when I got on the bus I would fall asleep quickly. When the car drove to the bridge I would wake up. It was so interesting. When I told my mother about the thing my mother said that I just missed her cooking very much. Every time when I saw the Chang Jiang River I would be excited because I could find my home. Be lucky, my home was in this picture. I would go for a stroll with my mother or my friends in the summer evening along the river. It was very cool and comfortable. My dad took me swimming in the river when I was very small. It was very amusing. I miss my family. I miss my hometown. I miss the Chang Jiang River.