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Here is one of the many children who work in Pakistan when they should be getting an education due to poverty. This boy was washing people's car windscreens to make money. Many people did not want their screens washed, but he would still clean them anyway. A lot of the times he wasnt paid.
An old man gives shape to clay, to be baked in an over and probably exported as exotic subcontinent handcrafted urn - 100% organic.
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If you look closely, you will see that the pistils of the disk flowers form a little heart shape. 😊 ♥ ♥ ♥
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Women unload sand and rocks from boats into trucks on the bank of Ayeyarwady River in Mandalay.
I am looking forward to visiting Myanmar again in March 2015: www.maciejdakowicz.com/photography-workshops/
Labour Day was a day off work, and this time, we ended up in Ozalj, a town on the Kupa River with an old hydroelectric plant built in 1908.
Taken with Canon EOS 50E film camera and Sigma 24–70mm F3.5–5.6 UC Aspherical zoom lens, on Kodak Gold 200 film.
Scanned with Plustek OpicFilm 8100 film scanner, using VueScan.
RLHH 3049 leads a late running SOR 597 through Caledonia Ontario. This normally nocturnal train was a nice catch to end the summer.
These statues are above the entrance at the AMC movie theater's on Van Ness. This building used to be a car dealership.
OK, so this may look like one of those look up and shoot with a wide angle lens, but actually it is my labour of love. Why, you may ask? Well, the ceiling is vast and when I say vast I mean that the only way to capture it fully is to go crazy wide!. This is an 8 shot fisheye stitch! Now, the main problem with using a fisheye to stitch is distortion and after trying several different pieces of software I was still finding it impossible. I then found some software called Kolor AutoPano Stitch, and whilst it has taken me the best part of 3 hours to work out how to configure the stitch and additionally correct the distortion I am impressed with the end result. Some of you may be thinking, why bother, you may be right, but seriously, its one of those things I started doing and was determined to see through. I have tried to stitch a number of fisheyes in the past but something always seems to go wrong. What I will say about AutoPano, is that you can set the lens correction values and also specify that you are using a fisheye lens, which is something that is missing in the other software. Part of me thinks I probably could have used a lens that was less wide and have taken more shots, but then I would not have been able to correct the distortion quite so well.
Oh, it's the ceiling inside the Tate Britain on London's Millbank taken on a day out with Flickr buddies with Paul C Stokes, Daniel Borg, Tim Green and Paul Baggaley.
Happy Thanksgiving for all those who celebrate! Have a great day! :-)
Emily Floyd (born 1972)
"Abstract Labour" 2014 (foreground)
- two-part epoxy paint on aluminium, steel
John Meade (born 1956)
"Progeny" 2004-05 (centre)
- concrete, fibreglass, steel
Before showing you inside Heide III, the current gallery of contemporary art, we'll take a look at some of the spectacular pieces of sculpture that sit in the bushland setting. These two works by Australian artists, Emily Floyd and John Meade sit in the entrance court to the Heide Museum of Modern Art.
A female worker carries a heavy load up the stairs in the mountain village of Bandipur, Nepal.
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Our Canada Day fireworks were postponed because of the fire ban. Sponsored by Cedar Cove Resort and presented by Capital Pyrotechnics on Three Mile Bay, White Lake, Ontario.
Former Auschwitz I Concentration Camp - Main Camp
Lesser Poland, Poland 20.10.2019
www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOM_CxAKB_Y
www.youtube.com/watch?v=V76jjzo-U4E
Vernichtung durch Arbeit
Ehemaliges KZ Auschwitz I - Stammlager
Kleinpolen, Polen 20.10.2019
Probably she wasn't a paid or hired labour I think. She was performing her house hold chores in front of her house.
Irrespective of age, productivity was there.
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From the archives. Apparently there were some workers on strike on Budget Day, but I didn't hear much about it. Why are there not more outraged people out there?
Part of the Liverpool one project, as the regeneration continues these workers look satisfied in their employment.