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Lavar canil, domingo de manhã com um belo sol, de havaianas e com o Layla Flash Back nas unhas dos pés nao é pra qualquer um kkkkkkkkk
I was walking down the street with a couple of friends on a photo walk, that beautiful natural back light caught my eye from a distant. And oh that tea was amazing!!
A beautiful summer day on a dock overlooking the Back Bay portion of the Great Slave Lake in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.
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Local accession number: 13_05_000029
Title: Beauregard [back]
Genre: Photographs; Cartes de visite; Portraits
Publisher: Published by E & H. T. Anthony, 501 Broadway, New York
Date created: 1859-1870 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 print ; image and text 11 x 7 cm (carte de visite format)
General notes: Title from item or from accompanying material.
Date notes: Date supplied by cataloger.
Subjects: Military officers; Beauregard, G. T. (Gustave Toutant), 1818-1893
Collection: Cartes de Visite Collection
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: No known copyright restrictions.
Well I'm back in NZ again, and have been looking forward to taking some photos in the 5 days I'm here.
Unfortunately I haven't been feeling well, so I haven't taken many photos yet! This one is from the last time I was here in NZ.
A Shot from our annual B-boy Jam, Back to Practice.
Which we held for the 3rd time this year in Lappeenranta, Finland.
This was shot during the 2 vs 2 battles with random teams.
Strobist.
SB-900 far in the back, in frame. 1/8 power 1/2 CTO. Triggered by built in slave.
SB-28 back camera left, in frame. 1/8 power. 1/1 CTO.
SB-80 dx near camera right bounced off a white projector screen. 1/4 power. Triggered by buil-in-slave.
A photo from "The Earl Album". This gal looks a little too stylish to be bringing in the laundry off the line.
Just sitting by the fireplace going through some old photo albums reminiscing old memories.
Just paging through hundreds of old postcards of things that are long gone. The Crockets from McClure Ohio were cousins to our family, and this old 1936 postcard shows how a penny sent your postcard.
Fitness model shoot high key for iFitModel. Handheld Canon 6D with Sigma 50mm F/1.4 Art, edited in Lightroom CC
After days of thinking that I am at the Baltic Sea the North Sea has reported back to work... waves and high water line are back.
Wieder im Dienst
Nach Tagen, an denen wir dachten, dass wir an der Ostseeküste wären, hat sich die Nordsee zurück zum Dienst gemeldet. Wellen und normale Fluthöhe sind zurück.
Sony Nex-7, Voigtländer Nex VM Adapter, Leica Tele-Elmar 135mm f4.0
*Back To School*
Nearly 500 Vietnamese Landmine Families Receive
CPI Support to Send Their Children Back to School
*By Tran Hong Chi*
DONG HA, Central Vietnam – Mothers get teary-eyed when their kids return to
school after the summer.
But the tears Tran Phuong Nhu’s mother shed outside her
daughter’s classroom were not from a typical sense of pride and separation.
As she watched the eight-year-old girl go inside wearing her best uniform,
she could not help think of her husband who is still in critical condition
at the Quang Tri General Hospital from a landmine accident that happened in
late July.
The third grader was among 52 children from landmine-affected families in
Dong Ha town who received special scholarships from CPI at the school on
Aug. 21 as the organization conducted the last round of assistance
ceremonies at the start of the new school year. Sadly, Tran Phuong Nhu was
a last-minute addition.
In all, 482 students in nine districts from four provinces north and south
of the former Demilitarized Zone at the 17th parallel received CPI
scholarships this year. The scholarship grants are for elementary to high
school students who were injured by accidents with unexploded ordnance
(UXO) or, as in Tran Phuong Nhu’s case, whose family members sustained
injuries from such accidents. UXO accidents still happen almost every week
in central Vietnam.
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Each scholarship grant worth about $35 covers most of the minimum tuition
even the poorest families have to pay the public schools. CPI also awards
special uniform and materials packages to mine-affected students with the
best grades. One hundred and twenty nine, or more than a quarter, of the 482
students this year received such gifts in recognition to their tireless
efforts to overcome their challenges at home and at school.
Nguyen Hong Hoa from Hiep Duc district, Quang Nam province, was one of the
“honor” students. The 15-year-old boy lost two legs and an arm in 2007 when
he was in 6th grade. His education was interrupted and everyone was afraid
that he wouldn’t recover from the psychological wound. But when Hoa went
back to school a year later he did very well and gained an “excellent student”
title.
CPI’s educational scholarship program began in 2001 to a few newly
mine-affected
students in Quang Tri province. Since then, the activity has become an
annual event. To date, 3,130 scholarships have helped families reduce their
burden and nourish their hope of a better future thanks to their children’s
ability to keep returning to school.
A favorite steed horses around with its owner at the Punjab Farm Animals Fair at Fatehgarh Sahib.
© Gurbir Singh Brar 2009 all rights reserved. Unauthorized use or reproduction for any reason is prohibited.
Many children in our area went back to school today. Our preschoolers will be coming on September 7th.
Was I ever gone?
Yes. First to the Algarve, in Portugal, and then to wonderful Copenhagen.
This picture is from Tuesday, when I gave in to my tourist instincts and went on a boat ride of Copenhagen. I was very, VERY lucky and it happened to be the 500th anniversary of the Danish navy, so warships of all shapes and sizes were parading down the river, saluting the Queen of Denmark. So, here she is. And Prince Frederik- but he's not particularly important.
I also went to Billund! Legoland Billund is meh (not as good as Windsor IMO but has a bigger Miniland), and central Billund is tiny! D'aw!
OK, holidays over, I'm back. I'll be building more, entering Zeessi's minifig challenge, and yada yada yada.
It's good to be home.
~John
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