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Baby girl when she was learning to walk at the age of 13 months.
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Kyleah Frederic, history freshman, completed a service learning project at the Harry Tompson Center, a day center that serve the needs of the poor and homeless in the downtown New Orleans area. The center provides showers, laundry services, a telephone room, legal aid, medical care (including mental health), and prescription assistance. Picture taken November 9, 2010.
Description: A woman uses a Singer sewing machine while another watches her. There is also another Singer sewing machine in the foreground.
Date:1950s
ID: DHo53-A27.14
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After a voracious reading of the Strobist blog, here's my first attempt. SB-800 through Lumiquest SB3, camera left. Used TTL - not confident enough for manual yet :)
Taken at 3rd beach at the exit of Stanley Park... practicing with off camera flash, and learning how to balance with sunset.
Learning To Fly
by Erik Brede
Surreal photo manipulation / Composite work inspired by lyrics from Pink Floyd.
40x40cm Printed on Hahnemühle Fine Art Photo Rag 308, 100% rag archival, museum grade paper with Epson Inkjet 11880 and 9 color K3 pigment inks, that ensure even the smallest details are visible and the colors appear freshly printed, even after 100 years. The print include a white border to allow for future matting and framing.
Also available on Brushed Aluminium and other sizes from www.erikbrede.com
This is a True Limited edition of 30 + 3AP which means that I will only produce that amount of original signed prints of this particular motif regardless of size and material.
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Our program range offers a primary history and resources for #early #learning.Some tests include other learning styles or multiple intelligences along with the results.
Annual Leadership School and Learning Fair at Robeson Community College put together by the Presbytery's Education Committee. Dr Margaret Aymer Oget of ITC Atlanta
The hospital provides computer training to the staff. The laptops are donated by "Friends of BCHC". The number of staff has grown to 74 members and now the hospital is in need of more laptops, if any one has a used laptop Please help.
"House of learning and various strands of knowledge."
Maori woven panels by Hinemoa Harrison, Nga Puhi (tribe), 1996 in New Zealand.
A soul in tension thats learning to fly
Condition grounded but determined to try
Theres no sensation to compare with this
Suspended animation, a state of bliss
-Pink Floyd
My daughter Emily on one of her many adventures.
*repost circa 2005, one of the first shots I took with my new D70. This is still one of my all time favs. I'm getting a bunch of prints done up soon and wanted to be sure I had good versions ready.
Just playing in the studio, long exposure - didnt exactly work out as planned.
I think a lot closer with less moving legs, less mic stand and more of those nice reflections... back to the studio I go.
All advice welcome ;)