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On Saturday 18 May, the 14th national rally since October 2023 was organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign and other groups, and possibly as many as 250,000 protesters marched across central London from Mortimer Street W1 (near the BBC headquarters at Broadcasting House) to Whitehall, just a few metres away from prime minister Rishi Sunak's office and residence at 10 Downing Street.

 

It is difficult to estimate the total number of demonstrators but I stopped on Regent Street to photograph individuals and groups, and it took at least an hour for the majority of the marchers to pass.

 

Many of those participating did so in part to commemorate Nakba Day, the 76th anniversary of which fell three days earlier on 15 May. Nakba Day commemorates the brutal ethnic cleansing and expulsion of 750,000 Palestinians from their homes and villages in the months after 15 May 1948 by the Israeli army and Zionist militia. Although historians point out that the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians from their land long predated 15 May 1948, and has continued ever since.

 

Many of the protesters carried the iconic "Keys of Return," symbolising the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their original homes, which was recognised by The United Nations UN General Assembly Resolution 194 which was passed on December 11, 1948.

 

Protesters were also demanding an immediate ceasefire, an immediate resumption and expansion of emergency aid and an end to the siege of Gaza and the illegal Israeli Occupation.

 

The march occurred just two days before the International Criminal Court's (ICC's) lead prosecutor, Karim Khan, announced that arrest warrants for war crimes had been requested for Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Yoav Gallant. It was Gallant who in October 2023 infamously justified his declaration of a "complete siege " on Gaza by claiming Israel was "fighting against human animals."

  

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Why get bored get creative.

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Shot in a cafe using Nikon D5300 + 18-55mm kit lens

Attribution: Smithsonian's National Zoo

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Several weeks ago, three of my contacts posted pictures they had taken of forks. I wanted to get in on this innovative experiment, so I went outside and shot my version of a fork, but then let the film sit for a while before getting it developed. Well, better late than never. So, here's my contribution to the fork club.

This past Saturday was beautiful. M and I went to the park to catch the last bit of the beautiful fall colors. When there's wind, it felt like the sky was raining leaves. It was beautiful, but I was feeling a little sad. Not because the leaves were fallen, but because I had no idea what to shoot for next week. After nine months of posting five pictures per week, I am running out of ideas. I even start to doubt if it's because our lives have become boring? Then M said, "The purpose of this blog is to document our day to day lives for a years. So of course, there will be ups and downs. Why don't you just take a photo of you having a creative block?" So then that's exactly what I did. After this photo was created, I felt all better already!

 

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Bright coloured Gallardos everywhere! Despite a lack of photos recently, this weekend I should get some spectacular photos so stay tuned and expect some photos of...let's just say something epic, next week.

I really wish mama would wake up and play with me. 😢

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