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And so Marilyn graduates from school with flying colours! Here is her schoolbook photo! Rona mask and purple lenses look great here! No digital enhancement here except for some minor lipstick touch up.

Not my graduation.

 

DLSU-M 155th commencement exercise at the PICC.

 

Fortunately nobody was upstairs during this time so I was able to mount the camera on the tripod. And yes, I had a hard time framing this one since the tripod was like mounted in between chairs.

 

Congratulations to the graduates!

CER13611-21. The whole world lies in front of him.

When you finish your university after 4 years of working hard, being awake in the long nights and studying all day all night. All students have to go through this type of the celebration when they do their final seminar.

 

It was taking in Birzeit university- Palestine

 

P.S: I was confused to upload it black and white or colored, but I chose B&W

After 4 years of hard work, everyone is smiling on Graduation Day.

Leica M240 + 50mm Voigtlander Nokton f1.2

See the first comment below for additional portraits of Sideshow's Graduation Day Buffy the Vampire Slayer figure.

 

This figure would benefit immensely from a better body and improved paint apps, but at twelve years old it's still far and away the greatest Buffy Summers figure available, and I am pleased to finally have one.

 

For the past several weeks I have been revisiting Buffy the Vampire Slayer for the first time in well over a decade, this time with my twelve-year-old daughter. It has been very rewarding.

Formation flypast at RAF Linton-on-Ouse.

These photos were taken after the actual graduation, so everyone was a bit more relaxed!

Nearly time to give the fancy clothes back now, lol!

Loving the evenings we have had recently

Glorious (hot) day in Cambridge today. Taken and uploaded with iPhone. Catch up tomorrow.

Graduation cupcakes for a yound lady!! What a great achievement!!

 

She is a real girly girl so we went for a pink graduation cap instead of the more traditional black cap.

  

At last, JJ's three years in Cardiff were up, and he was pleased to find out he passed with a First-Class Honours degree in Graphic Communication (Graphic Design).

 

(To attain this high level of achievement a student must display constant excellence throughout their entire course. Although it is difficult to achieve, the future career rewards for those who do are significant. It goes without saying that it should be the goal of every undergraduate to achieve a First.

From Wikipedia.)

 

I was so happy when, a few months ago, Matt asked if JJ could get two extra tickets for graduation day, as he wanted to bring Sophie along too!

 

The U.S. Air Force Academy Class of 2013 marches into Falcon Stadium for graduation in Colorado Springs, Colo., May 29, 2013. About 1,024 cadets were commissioned today. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mike Kaplan)

These photos were taken after the actual graduation, so everyone was a bit more relaxed!

 

Matt has already worn a mortar board, when he graduated 4 years ago, but it didn't stop him seeing if the cap fits!!

My Flickr account starts with her as a baby…and now.

"Me and Little Joe"

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High School graduates celebrating

All rights reserved, Josiane Farand photography

 

Remember Graduation? So many dreams, so much yet to learn.

I'd like to congratulate the Class of 2009. May you all fallow your instincts and work hard to become our future leaders.

A photographer is taking photos of a graduating student through a cafe window. The photographer is giving posing instructions using signs.

Graduation Day photos in Westminster

The other afternoon I suddenly heard the distinct strains of Pomp and Circumstance coming through my shore house apt. window.

I wandered out on the front porch and glanced across the street to the church, and there was a drive up graduation happening on the front steps.

I grabbed my camera, threw Pearl's harness and leash on and we wandered around the corner for a better view.

The cars pulled up, the graduates jumped out and "walked" to get their diplomas, then returned to their car and pulled away, so the next graduate could take their turn.

After getting their diplomas, most of the graduates pulled back into the adjacent parking lot from the church to cheer on their fellow classmates.

I realized as I was taking pictures that I was crying.

Even though I don't know any of these kids, I felt SO happy for them. EVERY kid deserves to have this moment of celebration and recognition, and to have a special memory of their graduation day, and so many of them are being denied those memories because of the virus.

 

That being said.....my enthusiasm was slightly dampened by the graduates behavior when they pulled back into the lot across the street.

The carefully choreographed social distancing that was going on while getting their sheepskins was quickly forgotten on the opposite side of the street and there was lots of squealing, hugging, crying and kissing as everybody reunited with their classmates.

As heartfelt as it all was, I wondered at the wisdom of slobbering all over one another like that..........just sayin'!

Another shot from my trip to Vietnam in December 2008. Graduation day for these 18 year old girls in Hanoi. Very pretty traditional colours.

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