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Nightfall at Thiersee (Austria).
Shot with a Fujifilm X-T1, Fujinon 18-55 IOS, & ND8 soft grad (cheap eBay filter)
25+ colleagues coming from several European Commission department came together to think during one hour and half about what could be the future European portal for Digital Skills. This is my visual summary of the brainstorming.
Done on Autodesk sketchbook on iPad.
A candy store in Brussels (Belgium), taken during our weekend trip to Brussels. This picture is taken from outside the store, trough the glass in the dark. You can see a little reflection from my hand/camera.
Aikido 2nd dan exam @ Vriesman Dojo Amsterdam. Tori: Marco from Aikido Center Alphen, Uke: Mark from Aikido Center Delft
Re-created old postal-trainstation. Picture taken in the Open air Museum, Arnhem (Netherlands).
F2.8 / 1/160sec / 23mm / ISO 1000
Trying something different today. Often seen pics like this, never tried it myself, cause not much skyscrapers or large buildings around.. This building is a simple office building; Lemelerberg in Alphen a/d Rijn - Holland.
F11 / 1/2000sec / 23 mm / ISO 1000
County Councillor Jennifer Mein, leader of the county council, with County Councillor Sean Serridge, the county council's Champion for digital Inclusion.
Organisations from across Lancashire came to County Hall in Preston yesterday for the launch of Go ON Lancashire, aimed at increasing the basic online skills of people and organisations across Lancashire.
More than 60 delegates from organisations including Go ON UK, Post Office, Argos, E.ON, Lloyds Banking Group and Superfast Lancashire, came together to hear about how they can support a campaign to get more people across the county equipped with digital skills.
The event, organised by Lancashire County Council, was supported by Go ON North West, which launched in June this year with the aim of helping the one million adults in the North West who lack basic online skills.
As part of the event, Jennifer Mein, Leader of Lancashire County Council, signed the Go ON UK Digital Skills Charter, committing the county council to ensuring that people can access their services online, as well as working to boost the digital skills of county council staff and people across Lancashire.