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Constructive feedback if you can, please! :) Be as honest as you can! :D
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3D pre-construction visual for YARAN Property, Perth, Western Australia.
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Interior 3D depiction of a typical apartment for the "Deco on Stirling" development.
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Constructive meeting with Department of Justice officials who run the firearms background check process.
Constructive criticism and/or tips (equipment use, post-processing, creativity, etc) for capturing a better photo would be extremely helpful and appreciated...
Thank you for every single view, comment, and fav. They are very much appreciated!
Constructive Criticism is welcome / Crítica constructiva en bien recibida
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"If Thai citizens think and act in an agreeable and constructive manner, then the country will surely survive."
King's Speech 9 June 2006.
(60th Anniversary of King Bhumibhol,
at the Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall)
Full text
"I am pleased to preside over the public audience for Thai citizens and all institutions. Thank you for the congratulatory messages and grand celebrations organised especially for me. The government has made fine preparations and Thai citizens have shown their goodwill throughout the nation.
I am gratified by today's gathering because everyone came to express sincerity.
I am thankful for the well-wishers and the way they have acted in unison.
I feel heartened by unity and would like to remind all about some underlying principles to guide Thai citizens in joining together to preserve and develop their country to new heights of prosperity.
First, everyone should show kindness and compassion to ensure the mental and physical well being of one another.
Second, people should strive to cooperate for the mutual benefit of oneself, others and the country.
Third, everyone should uphold honesty and observe rules and traditions with impartiality.
Fourth, everyone should adhere to righteous thinking and act reasonably.
If Thai citizens think and act in an agreeable and constructive manner, then the country will surely thrive.
Everyone in the public audience and all Thai citizens should strictly follow these principles and propagate them in perpetuity so the country can remain in peace and happiness for the present as well as the future.
May the goodness of the Buddhist Triple Gems and universal sacredness bless the country so as to overcome dangers and allow Thai citizens to live in bliss and prosperity."
Constructive criticism is welcome.
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This event explored how the public can be more effectively and constructively engaged in decision making about public sector markets.
The public understandably want to be involved in decisions on the shape of public services. The quality and value of public services – rather than who provides them – continues to be a top priority for users. But many are still on the fence when it comes to the way in which public sector markets work. People want to know how decisions are taken, how they can be involved in these decisions, and that governments and providers will take responsibility for successes and mistakes alike. This event gave an updated perspective on citizens’ attitudes to public sector markets and explore how government and providers can better involve the public in their design and delivery. It also looked at how transparency can be improved and who should be accountable if things go wrong.
This event was Chaired by Sarah Neville, Public Policy Editor, Financial Times. There will be time for Q&A.
and the Panellists were:
Geraldine Blake – Chief Executive, Community Links
Bobby Duffy – Managing Director, Ipsos MORI
Nick Bell - Chief Executive, Prospects Services
Laura Bunt – Head of Policy Research and Communications at Citizens Advice
This was the fourth and final event in a series sponsored by the Business Services Association on Where next for public service markets?
The Institute for Government would like to thank the BSA for supporting the four events in the Markets series.
Photo's by Candice McKenzie
all over Qatar, construction... only construction.... sun laying down behind a half finished bridge....
3D visual illustrating the installation procedure of subsea equipment.
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3D pre-construction visual for The Rural Building Company, Perth, Western Australia.
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And just like that, it's complete. One year summed up in 52 moments.
I appreciate all of your support and encouraging words as well as your constructive criticism throughout the process. I couldn't have produced the same quality photos I strived for without your feedback. It means more than I could ever possibly explain.
I'm not usually keen on sharing this fact about myself, but I really like writing poetry; specifically rhyming. Something about the challenge of connecting sounds and meaning between otherwise dissimilar words attracts me. I find it incredibly effective for expressing my emotions in ways I can't always dictate in normal writing.
For my final shot, this was just the case. It's a bittersweet ending to a project that really helped me find my creative style. I don't want it to be finished, but at the same time it opens a new door for something else; something better.
Interpret the picture and writing as you will. My work is for myself and finding greater purpose, but it's also for you.
There are things in this world
That lack a description
There are pictures you'll find
That have no depiction
Roads you might travel
That don't have a sign
And plans you might make
That don't all align
Not everything comes
With a guide or direction
Not all paths you cross
Will make a connection
But don't be deterred
By the things you don't know
Because learning new things
Only helps you to grow
At times we all wish
We could be somewhere new
Not confined by a desk
But a place with a view
Where the wind is our breath
And the trees are our bones
And the bed that we lie on
Is made up of stones
Out in the wild
Where normal is not
Extreme is extreme
And time isn't bought
Where mind equals matter
And passion is real
And being alive
Is something we feel
So why aren't we there?
What put us off track?
What stands in our way
That's holding us back?
Is there anything really
That's saying we shouldn't?
Or is it merely ourselves
Just thinking we couldn't?
Cause you really can
If there's a will, there's a way
Don't wait for tomorrow
But do it today
The choice is your own
So make the decision
When push comes to shove
Shove back with precision
Take some big leaps
Don't be scared if you fall
Because why give it half
If you can give it your all?
Don't seek inspiration
Where inspiration is sought
But find it yourself
Where it's typically not
Forgive and let go
But never forget
Because memories define
What we haven't done yet
This life we were given
It's got something great
So get out there now
It's never too late
open for constructive criticisms as to the monotone processing to both this one and the one below. I am really wanting to learn more about this type of photography, Im interested in making the viewer feel something.
The colour version was the original.
Bracing and ready for impact! :)
Constructive criticism, thoughts and advice encouraged and welcomed!
Copyright 2015 Berlin Green. Please visit my website at berlingreencreative.com for contact information.
Constructive Criticism is welcome / Crítica constructiva en bien recibida
Photo ⓒ Vane553
* Please do not distribute without my permission / * No distribuyas sin mi permiso por favor
Graphic Design example - corporate branding, floorplan and 3D elevation.
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FORT IRWIN, Calif. - U.S. Army Soldiers with 1st Battalion, 63rd Armor Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, engaged simulated enemy forces at the National Training Center here, March 30, 2015. The training provides a constructive environment allowing units to fully exercise their mission essential task list. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Jeannie Acker, Operation Group, National Training Center)