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Well, I am done with my aviation series and looking for new ideas, so that's what I got for now. My old University notebook and some colour pens.
Yes, I am still a student and my University is on strike for more then 3 weeks :)
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Happy Students on their way home after the Saturday morning classes have finished. Bacolod City, Philippines.
Native Plant Society of Texas, Trinity Forks Chapter is organizing this outreach to primary schools in the district to try to teach students about the value of native plants. Students are creating art with native plants in the fall semester. A large committee made up of Trinity Forks members are judging the art by the end of the fall semester. Then all art is exhibited in different locations in the city (the two universities, Senior Center, city's public libraries, etc.) and the reception takes place in spring at Denton ISD. Students, parents, siblings, fiends, teachers and school administrators and Trinity Forks members are a big crowd at the reception. The art is exposed everywhere in the reception room. It is a joy to see students coming with their families, going through the the room looking for their creations, and being so happy when they find them.
A mixed bag today as I tackle a large backlog from various outings…
Students getting serious in Durham.
Temporary structure built by a student of the school at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesan West outside of Phoenix, Az USA.
Rolleicord IIb (Germany 1938, 6Ñ…6 sm), Kodak portra 800 converted to BW and cropped.
1/10 sec; 5,6; camera was on chair and the chair was on table.
December 23, 2022.
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When you are in school you are there to learn.
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Model: Ila Rose
Student girl in the 1975 Manchester & Salford Universities Rag Day Procession - Chapel Street, Salford, Greater Manchester, England.
Part of my "The 1970s Lost Photos and Negatives" Flickr album.
"In the early years, universities had their own jurisdiction. When students acted up, the university had the ability to incarcerate them. One of the common offenses had to do with getting drunk and releasing the pigs of the farmers into the town. Squealing and defecating pigs running through the streets was not appreciated. However, public drunkenness was probably a more common offense, as well as disrespect for public officials. To amuse themselves the students created their own graffiti on the walls. Although periodically whitewashed, the most recent layer of 19th century wall art has remained."
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As I was walking along the shoreline of the California Maritime Academy in Vallejo, California, I captured this shot of two students who were practicing their sailing skills on the San Pablo Bay near sunset. in the distance, the ConocoPhillips oil terminal can be seen where tankers and tug boats can be seen with Mount Tamalpais in the background.
Some of my Flickr friends commented that these two photos were panoramas... and rightfully so. However, these were not stitched together from several photos. Instead, they are cropped images. I used to never cropped photos in this manner but have done a few recently to get a more pleasing image. I guess it is indicative of a change in my philosophy and a willingness to try something different.
By the way--the title is a play on words. Here in the US, many people who have small children put small signs on their cars' back windshields that say "Baby On Board" in an effort to warn other drivers to be careful around them. In the case of my picture, I hope that other boaters and ships are always careful around our young sailors!
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I was walking in Berbera old town when a man came to me. I had to answer for the 500th times to the questions "what are you doing, from where do you come, are you a journalist..". The man was a teacher, and he accepted to let me take pictures of the students.
He is supposed to send me his mail to receive the pics..
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