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I love her expressions. She wanted to sleep; I wanted to take pictures of her sleeping. This turned out not to be a functional arrangement.
1 fois par mois, les stagiaire de la formation "Emergence de projet" ont droit à un atelier d'expression corporelle dispensé par Roxane Mares, chorégraphe.
Photographer: Rob Jamieson
A series of expressions head shots edited and put together by me. I really love these, its good to have a few pictures of me pulling different faces in my portfolio for a change.
Pictures taken early November 2010.
How's this?
Layering it up on Pshop.
sprayed-then scanned to give it that street feel even more.
I'm not worried about the sharp edges.
Many such expressions are exchanged whenever my friends are gathered. You should see the other photos...
I almost pitched this one because of the terrible framing, such that you can't see most of Cristina's face, but that is a very Joe expression.
Photo of the “Albanian Geographical Indications and Traditional Cultural Expressions” cultural event, co-organized by WIPO and the Government of Albania.
Held on the sidelines of the WIPO Assemblies, the event featured cultural performances and the inauguration of an exhibition.
The WIPO Assemblies took place in Geneva, Switzerland, from July 8-17, 2025.
Copyright: WIPO. Photo: Violaine Martin. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
I believe that these new methods will bring diversified expression to the classroom. No longer will writing seem to be a nerdy English teacher form of torture, but something that students see valuable to them. One teacher who experimented in this field, having students create power points in an illuminated text fashion for their own poetry. A student from her class wrote in a reflection of the project,
"It makes it more real. Like, you could read [the poem] and it'd be 'Okay, this person's feeling this, and like that.' But in powerpoint, when you see the pictures and the movement...[i]t actually shows you what's going on, and it makes you feel, even if you don't realize it..It's kind of like school...so many things collide together to learn one thing. And I guess that's what the music and the colors and the stuff do" (Bailey 224).
What this student has begun to see is how much text is full of dimension. New literacies showed her how text can come alive and create new meaning when used in various mediums. The relationship between the text and vehicle was successful in making it "more real." This is what we as English teachers should always strive to build with our students: writing that is real.