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Dad's Found film Kodak Instamatic 155X Trueprint 100 126 film Developed In Bellini Foto C41 1980's 1990's
Nowton Park Autumn Colour Nikon F80 Nikkor 28-80mm F3.5-5.6 Fujifilm 200 ISO Home Developed In Rollei Colorchem C41 Kit 22-10-2022
Developed this film bunched up in a flower pot at the time and so some film got stuck together resulting with this undeveloped area of the film/
Developed an addiction for these tasty things when I was in Macau.
Gobbled down 5 each day, 3 for breakfast and 2 for tea!
Persistent Gender Inequality in Iraq Calls for Coordinated Efforts in Developing 2nd National Action Plan on Implementing Resolution 1325
Baghdad, Iraq, 3 October 2018 – Gender inequality continues to prevail in Iraq with worrisome signals that it is deepening, requiring intensified efforts and coordination in developing a new action plan on implementing UN Security Council resolution 1325, UN Representative to Iraq Ján Kubiš said today at the high-level consultation meeting on the development of the 2nd National Action Plan. Although he was encouraged to see progress in the protection pillar and dedicated efforts to strengthen the participation pillar in the National Action Plan, the legacy of the conflict with the terrorist Da’esh continues to hamper steps forward and there are other worrying signs of women being targeted.
Mr. Kubiš condemned the recent attacks against women, including the assassination of two women and the sudden death of two others in the past month, all of them active in political and social spheres. Other civil society activists including women are targeted by social media and political threat campaign, among others for their contacts with foreign embassies. This is unacceptable.
“Only once politically and socially active women are protected and safe, Iraq can claim to be making real progress towards women’s equality and empowerment,” he said.
The development of a new NAP with all the diversity and complexity of issues will require continuous coordination and collaboration across sectors, in particular involving civil society, and drawing from the lessons learned from the previous plan, the Special Representative said.
“By making your deliberations open to the society, by publicly broadcasting them you could mobilise even broader support for your objectives,” Mr. Kubiš said.
The Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Iraq noted with disappointment that political forces that negotiate the formation of the government do so, again without the participation of women. “We all need to ask: “when the political leaders intend to deliver on their pledges to empower women and advance their rights as a part of the democratic entitlement of all Iraqis thus strengthening equal representation and inclusiveness? The time is now. Otherwise, all the exclamations about commitment to equality of women and values of democracy continue to sound hollow.”
Mr. Kubiš outlined UN efforts in support of women empowerment, noting that UNAMI supports women parliamentarians in their quest to establish a cross-political women’s parliamentary caucus. UNAMI will continue to impress on Political Parties who are key to advancing the participation of women in all processes to include women in their leadership structures, urging men advocates to assume a more prominent role, and parliamentarians to consider gender responsive budget in the next budget law to enhance the implementation of the NAP. The UN will also continue to advocate for the establishment of a dedicated institution in the next government structure with budget and authority to coordinate the implementation of the NAP and national frameworks and policies on WPS.
The UN in Iraq will also mobilise support of the broader international community, including through the International Gender Group from among embassies here in Baghdad, Mr. Kubiš concluded.
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A developing Supercell across far Northeast Wisconsin on July 1 2017. Only isolated storms were expected, but this beast began to develop along an old outflow boundary from a storm early in the afternoon. Aiding in the development was a lake breeze boundary. The updraft was so explosive.
Nikon N75 with 50mm f/1.8 lens, Kodak TMAX 400 developed in Ilford DD-X 1:4 for 6.5 minutes, scanned with an "Epson Perfection 2400 Photo"
The blemishes on this picture are most likely the result of my dropping it in the deep sink after I finished developing it. I need to clean that sink good, and I need to learn not to drop wet film. Still this is a lot better than what I did to a roll of E-6 I dropped years ago.
Developed in Homebrand coca cola, grounded Aspro Clear aspirin tablets, vitamin C and washing soda for 1 hour at 22 deg C and fixed for 5 minutes (developer details on set description)
camera: Olympus om1
film: kentmere 400
self developed in xtol
printed using patterson paragon 35. 6 secs at f/11.
Onto harman vc select RC paper.
Developed in ilford pc paper developer.
The prints came out /appeared extremely quickly with the pq. From not being there to be ing there was about 2 secs. it was extremely difficult and hit and miss to get timing 'perfect'
If anyone could help me slow this down, i'd appreciate the advice.
When i did printing many yrs ago the negative took maybe 15/20 secs to fully appear and gave lots of time for manouvre.
Paper print scanned in Canoscan 9000f at 600 dpi.
Print size 3.5 x 5 in. Small i know, but it's the only paper i have currently. I mainly use it cut to 6cm x 6cm for paper negs in a holgamod.