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Basements are cold, dark and sometimes scary.
Early today when I went down to my basement to get something, the sun was shining through the window, it was quite warm, and birds were chirping.
Lubuto Library Project outreach workers from the Fountain of Hope library interact with neighborhood children, Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014, in Lusaka, Zambia. (Photo by Jason DeCrow/Lubuto Library Project)
Look at some of the nice gifties my parents bought me. I didn't really feel like taking a picture of everything, plus I haven't apparently gotten all my presents yet, but here is a sneak peak.
YN560 1/4 Power , shot thru umbrela, camera left
Camera info:
Canon 550D | Tamron 17-50mm 2.8 Di II VC @21mm |F5.6 | Speed 1/200 | Iso 400 |
White Balance: 4000k
Pra mim, os melhores retratos são espontâneos, e sem riso forçado. Neste caso, a pose pode até ter sido premeditada, mas não fiz questão que a Mari sorrisse... até porque estava triste.
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Foto: Priscila Grah
Modelo: Mariléia Miranda
Local: Seminário de Corupá-SC.
Daily dinners. Stuttgart, Germany. Jan -May 2006.
taking a picture was like taking a meal with someone.
Nikon D90 and Nikon 35 mm f/1.8. Processed in Aperture with Nik Software plug-in. Cross country regional race in Holmenkollen, Norway.
The next 20 pictures are of the skeletal reconstruction of a blue whale. It was a project that was happening in the same building as a polymer clay artist's retreat I was attending in Victoria.
October in Cornwall
"Adam" at the Eden Project. A 6 metres tall, 2 tonne steel statue of Adam, designed by Cornish artist George Fairhurst.
In the early 19th Century Robert Pocock was the first local printer, historian, antiquarian and natural history observer in the town of Gravesend in Kent (UK). He was a major figure in the history of the town. He had a 'museum' of artifacts, collected by himself but also acquired from all over the world. His collections included thousands of local plants in an herbarium which, in 2013, the Robert Pocock Herbarium Project set out to find at the Natural History Museum.
This memorial plaque is in Gravesend Library.
هي شجرة صغيره ..
تأملتها ..
فأحببت تفاصيل تفاصيلها
فأردت أن انقل بعضها هنا !
وللعلم" عشر صور لا تكفي لها
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Canon 500D
Canon lens 18-55mm
sec : 1/80
F : 10
iso : 100
Photo by : Sara AlBarrak ©
Back in Wellington again today with our visitors, Adrian and George. George said he needed the loo so I showed him these. Yes, these are public toilets.
Saturday, 29th August 2015
Champagne Anyone?
A good friend was at a fair today at the beautiful Bridwell House in Devon displaying his wonderful fire pits and chimineas. He messaged me and asked if I might be able to grab some shots for his website. I grasped the opportunity and dashed over - thought I would share one of the images for my 365 project.
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.