View allAll Photos Tagged Project
Nikon D90 and Nikon 35 mm f/1.8. Processed in Aperture with Nik Software plug-in. Cross country regional race in Holmenkollen, Norway.
October in Cornwall
"Adam" at the Eden Project. A 6 metres tall, 2 tonne steel statue of Adam, designed by Cornish artist George Fairhurst.
هي شجرة صغيره ..
تأملتها ..
فأحببت تفاصيل تفاصيلها
فأردت أن انقل بعضها هنا !
وللعلم" عشر صور لا تكفي لها
-------------------
Canon 500D
Canon lens 18-55mm
sec : 1/80
F : 10
iso : 100
Photo by : Sara AlBarrak ©
Project 365 - 2012 A Year in Pictures
23rd May (144/365)
Berocca - You, but on a really good day. (Other effervescent orange flavoured drinks are available, but they're not very good so just stick with Berocca)
Canon 5D Mark II, EF 100 f/2.8 Macro & 580EX II
100mm | 1/125 sec | f/4.0 | ISO 400
© Chris Martinez
Mirabelle plums (as I discovered after asking in Flickr ID please and the Wellington Gardeners group on Facebook) from my friend's garden. I didn't realise how out of focus it was until it was too late to take another.
Monday, 28th December 2015
I was in debate with myself with what picture I should choose for Day 5. The Teacher Education Club hosted a Scholastic Book Fair on campus that I coordinated and it was a huge success but I find this one to be a bit more meaningful.
This was taken at school where the Women's Center was holding a fundraiser to stop domestic violence. Students were able to use an assortment of paints to make a hand print to be used in a mural to raise awareness about domestic violence. Such a great idea.
this is the front entry of my house, the vinyl siding has been removed and the trench for the new cmu planter has been dug
In partnership with Caritas Nepal, CRS provided 50-day trainings to masons with a focus on earthquake-resilient construction techniques. These masons then led teams of unskilled laborers or people who participated in a shorter training. Trained masons help ensure that houses will be more resilient in future earthquakes and that families will be eligible to receive all three tranches (installments) of reconstruction money from the government. The project put a special focus on training female masons and people from vulnerable groups.
Sanju Bishwakarma, 28, is a lead mason in ongoing reconstruction projects. Her crew trusts her and she is known for her skill in binding rebar supports. Although some female masons reported that some families hesitated to hire them based on biases against women working construction, clients seek out Sanju based on her reputation for high-end work. She is simultaneously building her own home, although her government grants have been delayed based on a mistake in registration (she will be eligible when that mistake is rectified).
Here, Sanju is pictured in front of her partially-constructed home. She has done all the work herself, including design and foundation footings, and she has paid for all materials with her earnings as a lead mason. She will receive her government grants when a mistake with paperwork is resolved, but she wanted to build her home as quickly as possible. Her husband, Hira Bishwakarma, 30, (also pictured) assists with the manual labor for their home. So far they have walls and a temporary roof over one room of their future home, where they all sleep. They have one daughter, Arati Bishwakarma, 7, seen in some images as she gets ready for school.
________________
In April and May 2015, two massive earthquakes struck Nepal. Over eight million of Nepal’s 28 million people were affected with nearly 2.6 million in urgent need of emergency shelter, water, food, medicines and reconstruction support. The Government of Nepal (GoN) declared a state of emergency and reported 8,891 deaths, 605,254 houses destroyed and 288,244 homes damaged. CRS is supporting the Nepal government’s recovery and rehabilitation efforts.
A 3-year multi-donor $11 M Gorkha Recovery and Resilience Project (GRRP) provides technical support for more than 20,000 households in reconstruction of earthquake resilient houses, livelihoods recovery and WASH. The majority of funding comes from CRS private funds, with additional support from LDSC and Caritas Canada (Development and Peace), Caritas Spain and Caritas Austria.
The new Titahi Bay Library. In the old Plunket Room.
Small but with books, CDs, DVDs, magazines and jigsaw puzzles.
Saturday, 14th December 2019.
At Waterloo railway station, about to get a train to Surrey to visit friends. Two more travel days after this one before I am on the plane home.
Friday, 10th August 2018.
- Pink Tropical Lou/Hanoi
This is a project started by an idea from a friend, Rina Matsui owner of the FlowerDrum chain.
We are looking for flowerdrum bags that have been to various different parts of the world. If you own one, please send a photo of you and the bag at that interesting place to e.dyanty@gmail.com
"aiyah, my bags have travelled the world with me - from san francisco to shanghai. but the only photo i've found (for now) in which the bag is visible is this one in front of the st joseph's cathedral in hanoi.
this is one of my favourite bags and i've taken it on many travels - it matches my pink crocs! heh heh. abang and i were in hanoi in may for 6 days, and this photo was taken just before we stumbled upon Ipa-Nima (have a photo of myself in front of the shop with this bag, but you can barely see the bag, so useless lah).
anyway, this is a GREAT idea, and it's ABOUT TIME that you put this together!
and on my part, will remember to take photos with my bag visible next time!" -Suhana
we cut the legs off of our pants
threw our shoes into the ocean
sit back and wave through the daylight
sit back and wave through the daylight
Hard to choose a favourite from the images I took of Vica but this is probably it. When I've gotten round to processing them I'll stick the rest online too.
The Institute for Communication and Religion Presents The Living Word Project: An evening of interfaith student poetry performances. Hosted on November 14th, 2019, the event included poetry, dance, song and musical interpretations of the experience of faith.
Various Vintage Wallpaper Projects free to download for personal use.
Each pages is sized to print on A4-paper. If you want smaller calendars/lists, you can print 2 pages per sheet.
I recommend printing onto cardstock for a nice finish, my personal go-to paper is Canon Matte Photo paper (160g).
Don't forget to visit my website
wingsofwhimsy.wordpress.com
for many, many more printables and high quality ephemera :-)