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My wife finished her work last night for maternity leave here she received a message from her friend that said good ridance......
Checking her messages.
Shot hand-held with the NEX7 and the SEL55210 lens, this was taken at the widest end of that zoom as I wanted to include as much as possible of the surroundings.
This is the community of San Francisco in Tortuguero. A couple of kilometres from the more established town of Tortuguero, on the borders of the Costa Rican national park of the same name. Neither community is reached by roads -- it is 90 minutes by small boat to get to the nearest road, and then some kilometres on that road to reach any sort of settlement. These two towns exist largely because of the success of the Costa RIcan sea turtle preservation efforts, and the tourism that is attracted by the park.
A close look at the young woman at the centre of frame reveals she is on an iPad ... the internet & cellphones are ubiquitous even in the most remote communities.
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Scans resulting in the "Message of Love" animation (Polamation). Two shots of Polaroid Sx-70 time zero film incrementally manipulated and scanned 165 times.
Found this message from my son-in-law today. He spent a bit of time arranging all of these figures. Thanks Andy!
Make a photograph that illustrates randomness in some way today.
listening to Blur's "trouble in the message center" for hours will do this to you.
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Put on the side of a now abandoned house on the only road in and out of Plum Island in Newbury MA. It is the message residents and visitors see on the way home and to the beach each day. Erected to protest the building of the Seabrook nuclear power plant in Seabrook, NH eleven miles away. Construction was started in 1976 and completed in 1986. The plant was fully operable in 1990.
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I could have blahed about universal health care, education, international trade... but first things first. And besides, none of those is so quick, easy and fits onto a single picture so readily.
During the event, messages of thanks from students, faculty, and staff were broadcast on the Jumbotron overlooking the backlot.
My friend Pete may remember a certain Headteacher from the school where we both worked. He was small, wore glasses, had a very insincere grin on his face and was nicknamed “oily”. Say no more!
One day oily had a bright idea. It would be good if all of our lessons started in the same way – a consistent approach was how he described it.
At the start of each lesson the children were meant to give “the message”. This was to indicate to the teacher that they were ready for work.
Obviously this made a great impact on me because I am struggling to remember what exactly the message was.
By comparison, the message outside the parish church in Bigastro is a lot clearer. It tells us that the children of the town are the salt of the earth and the light of the world. The poster is advertising the communion classes for 2010 – 2011 but why?
Over 70% of Spaniards claim to be Catholic but only 14% say they regularly go to mass. Added to which, the government has passed some radical laws to permit abortion and single sex marriages. These facts have not gone down well at the Vatican hence the recent visit by the Pope.
Fearful of a dwindling congregation in the future, I imagine the local church is attempting to drum up trade and do its bit. The problem is that communion costs the parents an awful of of money.
Moleskine Messages Collection is a family of newly conceived cards, a hybrid creation combining classic notebooks and traditional greeting cards.
To decorate the Messages pages, you can find a collection of specially created MSK templates in the myMoleskine section that you can download, print, cut out and stick on. There are seven subjects in a variety of formats: City, Message, Happening, Feed, Gift, Power, Idea, plus a blank template.
Links:
Catalogue: bit.ly/catalogue_messages
Download the templates here: bit.ly/template_messages
Moleskine Messages Collection is a family of newly conceived cards, a hybrid creation combining classic notebooks and traditional greeting cards.
To decorate the Messages pages, you can find a collection of specially created MSK templates in the myMoleskine section that you can download, print, cut out and stick on. There are seven subjects in a variety of formats: City, Message, Happening, Feed, Gift, Power, Idea, plus a blank template.
Links:
Catalogue: bit.ly/catalogue_messages
Download the templates here: bit.ly/template_messages