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Created for 1st MMM Challenge
Thanks to the sources:
Background:
prairiekittin.deviantart.com/art/Liberty-Lost-290732111
Sunset:
breezestock.deviantart.com/gallery/?q=sunset#/ddtagw
Lady Liberty:
www.flickr.com/photos/heardsy/2006663493/
#65 of 2012
GIMP and Photoshop
March 16, 2012
I changed my Comfort infusion set - I hate using these 45 degree angled sets - the needle grosses me out - but I'm low on my fav Sure T's so using these for now. You can tell why I don't like them - from the mark on the left - that's after 3 days of infusing insulin. With Sure T's - you remove them - and no mark left behind. I'm such a fasionista (this is on my outer thigh)
Faces at Changed Latino Youth · Forest City Spanish Seventh-Day Adventist Church, FL, United States
October 20, 2012 [photo: Rubí López, Estefanía Márquez, Janet Arianna, Robert Valencia]
We joined forces with UNEP to capture vital dialogues between climate champions young and old, supporting the Stockholm+50 pillar of Intergenerational Responsibility.
See some of the photos of the Stockholm+50 week, captured by the Connect4Climate team in the ground. #Stockholm50 #Connect4Climate #ClimateActionWBG
Photo Credits: Kaia Rose, Alvaro Prieto/Connect4Climate
A local resident and his wife pose for a photograph. Treasure Hill is a small community living on a hill on the outskirts of Taipei. The homes were originally built by soldiers from a nearby barracks but rents have soared and the place is now being taken over by artist studios. 06/12/2010, Taipei, Taiwan.
"It's sad when people you know become people you knew. And how you used to be able to talk to them for hours about the little nothings in life, and now you can barely look at them."
Justina Mutale Foundation United Nations CSW61 Event Woman and Girls in a Changing World of Work at the Hospital Club London Carole Stone CBE Author Networking the art of making friends
just some late-night drawings that i may develop later. um, i noticed that the figures have changed a little. they look like little cartoons now. i think i want to go with this and see what happens.
Project 365 Day #38
Dieting, stopping tobacco, put my earrings back in, I figured why not do it all and shaved my head. Couldn't get rid of the beard though.
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Mathew Townsend.
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Salmon pink typed laminated signs hang above a fast food store. The prices of the products have been altered by taping new ones over the signs with small squares of white paper. The end result is not aesthetically pleasing however the messages portrayed by the signs is still easily communicated. Showing that the store owners value the communication more than clean neat signage. The tape holding the signs appears discoloured with age. Showing that these handmade signs whilst flimsy are a permanent fixture to the stall.
Change the language on Alcatel 1x : Android is a popular mobile phone operating system. Maximum mobile phone users are now using Android smart phones or tablets that come with the default user interface...
One New Change, London UK - Jean Nouvel and Sidell Gibson Architects - 2010
One New Change, mixed use facility, has opened in Cheapside, London. The project includes over 103,600 m2 of office space and an additional 67,000 m2 for commercial use. It is set to bring life to the area, “all set overlooking London’s most famous landmark, St. Paul’s Cathedral.” The project has sparked controversy as Sian Disson shared, “…staunch traditionalist Prince Charles made his feelings towards the glass and steel hulk clear from an early stage, attempting to have Nouvel thrown off the project when he learnt of the architect’s appointment.” Contrastly the project was awarded by the MIPIM with the jury noting that the project will transform the area bringing a refreshing contrast. While the public voiced their opinion about the colour selection, Nouvel’s use of glass provides blurred reflections of the Cathedral to be seen in its facade, gently referencing the historic landmark within its contemporary presence.
More than 80 market vendor executives from 12 markets across Fiji gathered in Nadi for the Markets for Change (M4C) project’s second Networking and Learning Forum on 21 – 23 August 2017.
Market Vendor Association (MVA) executives shared their experiences and ideas, discussing key issues and recommendations to further improve market operations and the economic empowerment of vendors – the majority of whom are women.
The meeting was hosted by UN Women’s Markets for Change (M4C) project that is principally funded by the Australian Government.
Photo credit: UN Women/Kasanita Isimeli & Caitlin Clifford
Gathering point, Alameda Park, Santa Barbara
Helene Schneider, Mayor of Santa Barbara, speaking at City Hall
Santa Barbara beach near the pier
Ventura, CA contingent
DATE: 03/08/2012
Cormorant
Well today I wasn't feeling well. Not sick but not in good mood. Been busy and havn't had much time to take photos and I think it was the reason.
So to change my mood I changed my lens. I took my 70-200mm. Since this morning back of my head had been saying that use the lens for today's photo, so I follow the sign.
I did learn so much tonight and still lots to learn but taking that lens was a great call.
As I was walking in Nakajima Park, I found this bird resting on the rock. I am not a bird person so not sure what this is. Is this a cormorant? If someone can help me it will be appreciated so I can get rid of ? from the title.
Anyways it was pretty dark and I was struggling to focus right and also with the shutter speed. I was telling this bird "Don't move. Staaaaayyy"
I did enjoy taking a wild animal because of the atmosphere there.
Ummm I have to get out more.
Camera Info: Nikon D700 | Sigma 70-200mm(ƒ/2.8) @ 200mm | ISO 3200 | 1.0s @ ƒ2.8 | On Tripod | Lightroom 3