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"Leave some room for ambiguity in your images, it allows space for reflection"
-- Ian Teh - Instruction #06 Street Photography Now Community.
Always refreshing to use 35mm again... scanned straight from negative without any post production... yipee!
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Open Institute hosted the 2014 edition of Open Data Day in Kenya in 3 cities: Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu.
Limebug hosted another open day show today with people coming from all around Staffordshire to show their support.
Staffs-VW were there yet again supporting a company who have always supported them.
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Poppy was proud to open her new business venture today. She needs all the money she can get to help keep her brother Pepper out of Juvie.
Song of Solomon 4:12-16
Jesus:
A garden locked is my sister, my bride,
"Your shoots are an orchard of pomegranates with choice fruits, henna with nard plants, nard and saffron… with all the finest spices.
The Bride (the Church):
Awake, O north wind, and come, wind of the south; make my garden breathe out fragrance, let its spices be wafted abroad may my beloved come into his garden…
This reality of my heart completely open before the Lord has been my focus of meditation and experience lately. There is a tearing that happens as your heart cries out before Him. The beauty that He has produced in you goes forth as sweet incenses to Him.
The 2016 Derbyshire Open Wrestling Competition was held at Wirksworth Leisure Centre On Saturday 8th October 2016.
These images show the Eyes Wide Open exhibit, assembled at Stanford University on May 2nd, 2008, by an interfaith alliance of student religious groups. The boots you see represent all the California soldiers who have lost their lives in the Iraq War (433 as of this writing).
Eyes Wide Open is an exhibit created by the American Friends Service Committee to visually communicate the human cost of war. Each pair of boots represents a member of the military who died in the Iraq War. Each pair has a tag with the name, rank, age and home town of the killed service-member.
There used to be a national exhibit with a pair for every American lost (over 4000), but it grew too large to transport and install so it was divided up by state.
The Stanford exhibit also includes a labyrinth of civilian shoes, symbolizing the untold numbers of Iraqi civilians lost in the war (more than 80,000).
Some guy built his own "Segway"-style apparatus with more-or-less off the shelf parts. Popular with visitors to the Open Source Open Day.