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35 days, 35 photos, 1 Explore, and one heck of a learning experience later, and my friend, Brian, and I are done with Project 35. The whole thing started because Brian bought a Canon 35mm f/1.4L, which is my favorite lens to use. I was so happy for him because I know what the lens is capable of, especially paired up with a full frame camera. So, I threw out a proposal to him to take a one-a-day photo challenge using the 35L for 35 days. I wanted to do it because my original intent was to use the 35L on my 40D and keep it there, just to see how it performed with a crop camera. But little did I know that I would learn quite a bit about myself as a shooter and this lens.
As much as I enjoyed having the 35L on my 40D, I kept wanting to put the lens back on my 5D2. I learned that I love the 35mm focal length on a full frame because of many reasons. First of all, I think it is the perfect focal length for me because I think 50mm is too close and the 24mm would be too wide, especially on full frame. Secondly, the 35L + 5D2 is just “magical” together. It’s like peanut butter and jelly, Sonny and Cher, and Bono and the Edge. I don’t know how to explain it and why that combo just goes so well together. I feel the same way about the 135L + 5D2 combo - magical! And thirdly, I like the 35mm on a full frame because I am able to tell a good story within a photo. It allows me more without having to step back too far.
Now that the Project 35 is completed, I feel a sense of freedom. I’m gonna play with my 135L or maybe my 50L now. It does feel good though to limit my lens choice for the last 35 days.
Families experiencing homelessness have found a home thanks to Project Homekey on April 19, 2021. LA County purchased the 41-room former Travel Plaza Inn in Compton for about $6.5 million late 2020 to serve as the only Project Homekey site dedicated to serving families. The families began moving into the property on March 5th, and currently operated by HOPICS. (Photo by Los Angeles County)
Christopher Frost walks to his new hotel room after living in a shelter, Monday, April 6, 2020. (Photo/Michael Owen Baker)
A close up of the view, from the office kitchen window, that captivated me and many of my colleague this lunchtime. A machine is 'nibbling' at the former Defence Building.
Thursday, 18th January 2018.
"Project 7 is a single-seater sports car based on the F-TYPE, with the kind of racing-inspired form that designers dream about. It has one purpose: to be driven fast and enjoyed.Jaguar sports cars are known for exceptional performance and clean design. Project 7 captures that spirit in its purest form."
Families experiencing homelessness have found a home thanks to Project Homekey on April 19, 2021. LA County purchased the 41-room former Travel Plaza Inn in Compton for about $6.5 million late 2020 to serve as the only Project Homekey site dedicated to serving families. The families began moving into the property on March 5th, and currently operated by HOPICS. (Photo by Los Angeles County)
new project feat. female leads.
model: megan
Nikon D7100
Nikon EF 17-50mm f/2.8 zoom lens
Exposure 1/80 sec @ f/14 ISO 200
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(left to right) Sangita Jatev, 39, is walking with her three young children, Poonam, 10, Ravi, 12, and Jyoti, 11, on the streets of old Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India, near the abandoned Union Carbide (now DOW Chemical) industrial complex.
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> The full-time education of Poonam (12 in 2014) and her sister Jyoti, 13, is being solely sponsored by my long-term campaign on 'GoFundMe', and by the sale of 'Prints for Education'.
> If you feel passionate about Poonam's unique story of change through photography and social media, I kindly invite you to consider contributing directly to its continuation. Thank you very much for reading on.
Sometimes a picture has the power to turn fate around:
In August 2009, I began visiting urban colonies in the city of Bhopal, central India, to document the severe illnesses faced by children as a result of contaminated water. As a consequence to the 1984 tragedy, around 100,000 people are now chronically ill from the effects of the gas leak, while tainted drinking water has affected thousands more.
Toxic waste – buried around the former factory – has penetrated the underground aquifers, harming the health of nearby dwellers. As a grim result, children are increasingly faced by severe disorders. Living with his family in a rundown shack made of bare soil and cow dung, one such victim is Sachin, now 20, and suffering from leg paralysis.
On a fateful day, during one of my regular visits to his home, heavy rain began to fall. His youngest sister, Poonam, then 6, was revelling in the rain to curb the scorching summer heat.
I started taking pictures immediately.
A frame from that propitious moment was later assigned numerous recognitions, including a 5000 USD grant from ‘The Photographers Giving Back Awards’ - in Sweden - to implement a long-term plan for the wellbeing of Poonam, 11 in 2014, and designed to assist her family overcome extreme poverty.
Born ‘unlucky’, with a tiny sixth toe on each foot, her father superstitiously believed she brought misfortune upon their lives.
Today, Poonam dreams of becoming a teacher, like the ones practicing in her small private school, a short walk away from the family’s newly-built home – made of solid bricks. Along with her sister Jyoti, 12, she regularly attends lessons. (Year 5 Elementary in 2014-2015)
I have witnessed the passion that is moving this family along, and how a single possibility for change was able to spark in them such a vibrant enthusiasm for life.
Poonam’s fairytale is far from over: time after time, I intend to witness her blossoming into a teenager, an emancipated woman, and later into a loving wife and mother.
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Families experiencing homelessness have found a home thanks to Project Homekey on April 19, 2021. LA County purchased the 41-room former Travel Plaza Inn in Compton for about $6.5 million late 2020 to serve as the only Project Homekey site dedicated to serving families. The families began moving into the property on March 5th, and currently operated by HOPICS. (Photo by Los Angeles County)
Officers celebrated that 142 million copies of "The Great Controversy" had been distributed worldwide. The book is the touchstone title authored by church co-founder Ellen G. White. [photo: Viviene Martinelli]
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Birmingham based Artists and members of the ‘We’re Still Alive!’ collective, Joe Rogers, Ross Jones, Sarah Coulston and Louise Hodges lovingly invite you to board ‘The Last Train to Liemburg’. Destination Liemburg, a rarely viewed, twisted backwater town that remains on the fringes of polite society, and isolated to the world. Travel with us, and marvel at the sights that are to behold in this unique town.
Tickets please, All Aboard!
The production of Liemburg was the culmination of two weeks creative experimentation in the periscope project space. The four artists contrasting styles combined harmoniously to create a painted and drawn environment that stretched and warped perceptions of the traditional Landscape.
Daily Drawing #364 of 365
Inspiration: 2 days left
Result: Two
Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Platinum Carbon fountain pen in a Stillman & Birn, Epsilon sketchbook
Location: home
Notes: Wow....almost there!
Although Project Cove is officially launched today, work has been underway for some time. Yesterday, 5 June 2011, saw multi agency raids on addresses in the area.
Project Cove, designed to target criminals in Harpurhey and Moston, is officially launched today, Wednesday, 8 June 2011.
Like Salford’s Project Gulf, Cove involves a wide variety of agencies working together to listen to community concerns and identify those individuals who are committing crime in the area.
The Project Cove team will investigate every aspect of a suspected criminal's life - including their business interests, benefits and associates. The information they gather is used to build an intelligence picture and identify illegal activity.
The organisations involved such as the Department of Work and Pensions, Trading Standards and housing associations such as Northwards Housing can then use their various powers to make it more difficult for these individuals to pursue their criminal lifestyle, such as revoking their licences and freezing their benefits or reviewing their tenancy.
Chief Superintendent Steve Heywood, Divisional Commander for North Manchester, said: "Project Cove follows on from the success of Project Gulf and our team is focused on using every tool available to fight crime and antisocial behaviour in Harpurhey and Moston.
”We recognise, along with the community that things need to improve and in order to do this we need to work together in different ways, putting enforcement at the forefront of this.
”Essentially this is our way of doing integrated neighbourhood management - but with ‘teeth’. Any sort of criminal or antisocial activity will not be tolerated and criminals could see their lives being made much more difficult as a result.
”Anyone with any concerns about criminal activity in the area can report it to police, Trading Standards or anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.”
Councillor Jim Battle, Manchester City Council's deputy leader, said: "We know that when the city council works closely with residents, the police, and other agencies, we make a massive difference to communities across Manchester.
"Project Cove is an excellent example of how we are continuing to use this approach. This long-running project will make life a lot tougher for criminals in Harpurhey and Moston - while making life much better for the area's residents."
For information about Greater Manchester Police please visit our website.
"Project 7 is a single-seater sports car based on the F-TYPE, with the kind of racing-inspired form that designers dream about. It has one purpose: to be driven fast and enjoyed.Jaguar sports cars are known for exceptional performance and clean design. Project 7 captures that spirit in its purest form."
''Iluminating York'' - York Minster, York - Yorkshire, UK, October half term , 2012.
We have been round in the afternoon as once you pay to go in once your ticket lasts 12 months, so it wasn't too busy so that was nice, and then we got very reasonably priced tickets to go back after 6.30pm for the Illuminating York festival, held annually.
By the end of the century, sub-alpine meadows could shrink up to 27 percent at Mount Rainier National Park and disappear entirely at North Cascades National Park. To understand the effects of climate change on pollinators and protect our sub-alpine meadows, the Cascades Butterfly Project will be monitoring three sites in North Cascades National Park, two in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, and four in Mount Rainier National Park.
NPS/Karlie Roland
Decided to do some better quality renders of the Daedalus.
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