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Canon 5D Mark 111
Canon 24-70 F2.8L USM
ISO 200
27mm
F7.1
Exposure 6 mins
Lee Filters -
1.2 Soft & Big Stopper
Pathway at Palm Beach
Children placed themselves and other people on paths and told stories of what happened along the way to different places.
Mulenga's friend made this drawing, which features Mulenga in many pathways. On the left side of the page, he teased Mulenga for being afraid of snakes by showing Mulenga fighting off a snake in the road. He drew Mulenga and their group of friends going to play in an abandoned car (middle) and playing football (left). He showed Mulenga running errands for his mother, including making a trip to the kajima.
The drawing clearly identifies roads and paths as significant places for the children. The fact that the children remembered health messages in the roads better than those taught to them in the school says something about the ways in which the messages were delivered in schools. It also suggests that we widen our understanding of how and where children learn about health.
**This drawing is part of the Children as Caregivers art gallery.
Learn more about the Children as Caregivers project in Jean Hunleth's book, Children as Caregivers: The Global Fight against Tuberculosis and HIV in Zambia.
Pathway leading down to the River Eden which flows through Carlisle, Cumbria.
Single HDR photograph tonemapped using Photomatix 5.
My challenge from coollessons2004 was as below.
1) I've always loved the moody images of Mariann Nikolaisen
www.flickr.com/photos/manikol/
Therefore, create a moody image in her style.
I took a long look at Mariann's photostream and picked on a number of characteristics that I could see and then - rather than copy - tried to apply them to my own style. They were - leading lines, black and white and a wintry feel.
I've taken a number and this at the moment is my choice. It's taken me a while to get round to this as I have not been that well - so I don't know if I'll have time to have another go. If I do I'll add something else to the group.