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the orignal picture was taken 1985 with a Canon AE-1,
digital imported with a Nikon D850 und reworked with PS CC.
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Water, Water Everywhere?
Helping IAEA Member States with Water Resources and Water Security
Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications
IAEA, Vienna, Austria, 21 May 2019
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Water security – its availability, quality, management and protection – has become a critical issue in human development and environmental and economic sustainability, particularly in light of global population growth. Sustainable Development Goal #6 includes access to safe water for everyone by 2030. Statistics from the Global Water Institute, however, suggest that 700 million people worldwide could be displaced by intense water scarcity by 2030.
The outreach event
Water, Water Everywhere?
Helping IAEA Member States with Water Resources and Water Security
will discuss the various ways nuclear science and technology can help advance water management – improving water availability, optimising efficiency of water use, treating wastewater in an environment- friendly way and monitoring marine pollution.
Welcome Address
Ms Najat Mokhtar
IAEA Deputy Director General and Head of the Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications
Keynote Speakers
Mr David Osborn
IAEA Director, Environmental Laboratories
The Big Picture: Water from Hilltops 2 Oceans (H2O)
Ms Lucia Ortega
Isotope Hydrologist, IAEA
Isotopes in Global Freshwater Resources Management
Mr Gerd Dercon
Laboratory Head, Soil and Water Management and Crop Nutrition, IAEA
Isotopes for Agricultural Water Management
Mr Joao Alberto Osso Junior
Section Head, Radioisotope Products and Radiation Technology Section, IAEA
Radiation Technology for Wastewater Treatment
Facilitator
Mr John Brittan
Communications Specialists, IAEA Nuclear Sciences and Applications
Messing about in illustrator at work again..these two are the best of a large bunch of isotype symbols inspired by the genius of Gerd Arntz:
Gerd Böttcher
- Ein Dutzend and''re Männer
- So wie ein Indianer
Decca Records / Deutschland 1962
ex vinyl-collection MTP
Etwa eine Million Besucher feierten am Brandenburger Tor ins neue Jahr 2011.
Neben einem gigantischen Feuerwerk sowie einer Lichtinzenierung von Gerd Hof heizten zahlreiche Music-Acts dem Publikum ein.
U.a. Adoro, Die Prinzen, Hermes House Band, Loona, Paul Pots, The Cloggs, The Drapers feat. Yolanda be Cool und David Hasselhoff.
Copyright by SpreePiX (info (at) spreepix.de)
Vor einer etwaigen Verwendung unserer Bilder bitte eine E-Mail mit Verwendungszweck an:
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Auf Grund einer schnelleren Ladezeit sind alle Bilder stark verkleinert und komprimiert!
Etwa eine Million Besucher feierten am Brandenburger Tor ins neue Jahr 2011.
Neben einem gigantischen Feuerwerk sowie einer Lichtinzenierung von Gerd Hof heizten zahlreiche Music-Acts dem Publikum ein.
U.a. Adoro, Die Prinzen, Hermes House Band, Loona, Paul Pots, The Cloggs, The Drapers feat. Yolanda be Cool und David Hasselhoff.
Copyright by SpreePiX (info (at) spreepix.de)
Vor einer etwaigen Verwendung unserer Bilder bitte eine E-Mail mit Verwendungszweck an:
info (at) spreepix.de
Auf Grund einer schnelleren Ladezeit sind alle Bilder stark verkleinert und komprimiert!
Gerd Wessling (Co-Autor und Mit-Übersetzer "Einfach. Jetzt. Machen!‟ und Vorstand, Transition Netzwerk e.V, Bielefeld), Foto: www.stephan-roehl.de
Den Haag
Lieve Heer doe mij een lol
Doe es speciaal voor mij een wonder
www.musicfrom.nl/songteksten/jongewaard,_leen/lieve_heer_...
Gerardus Bernardus Maria (Gerd) Leers (Kerkrade, 12 juli 1951) is een Nederlands politicus voor het Christen-Democratisch Appèl (CDA). Hij was van 4 september 1990 tot 1 februari 2002 lid van de Tweede Kamer-fractie van die partij en van 1 februari 2002 tot 14 januari 2010 burgemeester van Maastricht. In 2010 vertrok hij als burgemeester, nadat ophef was ontstaan rond zijn handelen rond de aanschaf van een vakantievilla in Bulgarije.
My last strangers didn't want to have their names on the internet and participated on an anonymous basis. I think this is a quite German thing, the worries about the safety of our personal data, the need for privacy. As a German, I share those feelings to a certain degree; for instance, I like the idea that companies like Google as well as the government need to explain what they're doing with all the information they collect about us - but I also do think we're exaggerating sometimes. That's why I found the reaction of my next stranger very interesting – I might have reacted a little bit like he did.
Gerd passed by me near the main station. I turned around, caught up with him and asked for a photo. He wanted to know why and I explained the 100 strangers project.
What about my personal information, Gerd asked. I'd like to have your first name, that's all, I answererd, and, thinking about my last strangers, I quickly added: It's not even mandatory.
But my photo, he continued, my photo will be visible to everyone on the internet? Yes, it will, I said.
At that point, Gerd declined, saying he was in general cautious with his personal information and wouldn't want to have it on the internet. I asked him why he was concerned, it was only a photo and his first name, nothing more.
He changed his mind and agreed. When I took three quick shots he still didn't seem so sure about it and said, oh, well, I just hope this is a respectable thing. As respectable as art can be, I replied. Yes, he said, I don't have reason to believe you're fooling me.
As mentioned in a previous strangers photo I sometimes need to put on a suit for work, and as it happens, today I was wearing one. I'm pretty sure Gerd wouldn't have agreed to the photo if I had approached him in the more casual style I use to wear.
I gave Gerd my card and he asked me how the project got financed – an interesting question, nobody has asked me that before. I told him it didn't need to be financed, it's a private project.
Gerd, thanks a lot for trusting me on this one. As you can see, everything's just how I said it would be, so no need to worries. I would have loved to ask you what your plans were for the day but I didn't want to make you more uncomfortable than I already did. Anyway, I enjoyed our little encounter, so thanks again!
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Find out more about the project at the group page 100 Strangers.
For all strangers unfamiliar with flickr: You can easily see yourself and all my other strangers in my 100 Strangers set here.
Gerda Taro (vero nome Gerta Pohorylle) ebrea, comunista, esule tedesca di origine polacca, fotografa di guerra accanto al compagno Robert Capa (vero nome Endre Ernő Friedmann) ebreo, comunista, esule ungherese.
Lo pseudonimo Robert Capa fu inventato insieme dalla coppia a Parigi nel 1936 (avevano 22 anni lui e 24 lei), ed all'inizio fu usato per vendere le foto scattate da entrambi indistintamente.
Successivamente Endre userà in esclusiva lo pseudonimo Robert Capa mentre Gerta adotterà quello di Gerda Taro (si noti anche il cambio del nome da Gerta a Gerda).
Nel 1937 insieme fotografano la guerra civile spagnola, dove Gerda troverà la morte. Aveva 26 anni. Prima fotoreporter donna morta sul campo. Sopravvisse un giorno intero con l'addome maciullato dai cingoli di un carro armato, pienamente cosciente della sua morte inevitabile, si preoccupava unicamente che le sue fotocamere (Leica II e Leica III) che le aveva regalato Endre, non si fossero rotte.
Gerd Böttcher
- Du schaust mich an (She's Not You)
- Für Gaby tu' ich alles
Decca Records / Deutschland 1962
ex vinyl-collection MTP