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“The person who is waiting for something to turn up might start with their shirt sleeves.” Garth Henrichs
This is three generations of women in my family. My nana, Laura Sailing Sharkey, my mother, Joan Sharkey Jansen and me, Laura Jansen Ellersick. We were all close to the same age (within 3 years or so) in these photos. I like to compare how we look and see where she got her nose from and where I got my cheeks.
Crossing Generations member Jacob Rutledge poses for a photo following his blood donation.
In June of 2011, Crossing Generations members organized a group blood donation at the downtown donor site.
Production: 1993 -
Generation: Fifth (2016 - 2023)
Engine: 4,0 litre biturbo V8 (petrol)
Power: 612 PS
Gearbox: 9 speed DCT
Layout: front engine, all wheel drive
Generation Connect Young Leadership Programme (GCYLP) Development Week 2025
Geneva, Switzerland
28 July 2025 - 1 August 2025
©️ITU/Yingjin Tang
The photograph ‘‘Generation‘‘, is a black and white photograph taken in February 2009 in Milan, Italy.
It shows an elder man lifting a young child in the air. The two different generations are surrounded by columns and the dark, walking into the light.
It is a general public picture, since the the man and the child were not aware of my presence and me taking the picture. I was observing the child before this picture was shot, running around the public space in the church, careless of the world around him and unaware of the effect he had on me.
Watching him be free, I reminisced about my past, and how good it felt not to care about what will happen later on, tomorrow and in 10 years.
The little boy looked so passionate, his eyes filled with joy and love as he ran towards the older man, standing in the alley. In this moment, I lifted my camera and started taking photos.
After looking at the taken picture, I could not take my eyes off it again. I was amazed how one can capture a moment like this on a piece of paper and make it to something special.
I was astonished how much love two different generations could feel for each other and how they comunicate with motion and movement.
A NIGHT OF GUITARS ASIA TOUR 2017
The Coliseum, Hard Rock Hotel, Singapore
25th April 2017
Photo by Alvin H.
Special thanks to the IMC Live Group team
He kno how to express himself for the portrait ,when v r taking photo ...checkout how gud expression comes out from his face .....cute pappu .
Wang You works in a factory as a carpenter on the outskirts of Beijing making European styled furniture.
Every once in a while, we see the latest figures on the state of China’s booming economy. But what many people on the outside may not know – is that the real backbone of industry, is the migrant worker. These are the people who leave their towns, by the millions, to work in the cities. They are builders, electricians, clothing makers – you name it. But some young migrant workers today – see opportunities beyond work life. This story starts in Beijing and then travels to Taiqian in Henan province, where we met two workers – a father and son – who have very different ideas. Beijing, , China, 18/06/2014
MOE TADROS, Sales associate / carpet specialist
Years at Dunk & Bright: 16
Started part time as a carpet specialist while working at Corcoran High School. Stopped teaching in 2014 and now works full time at the store.
Memory that stands out: He made a house call and ended up being the cable guy. “I went in and a couple of older ladies were struggling to put their TV together, hooking it to cable. I hooked up the cable for them. They were sisters. I sold to the sister before so when I went in, she said, ‘Moe, do you know anything about this?’ I could see them struggling and said, ‘sure.’ So I finished putting the TV together for them.”
To read the full story, visit mysouthsidestand.com/more-news/four-generations-of-brights/
Boiling maple sap to make Maple Syrup is an activity that brings people from all walks of life and all generations together in VT.
Generation Connect Young Leadership Programme (GCYLP) Development Week 2025
Geneva, Switzerland
28 July 2025 - 1 August 2025
©️ITU/Yingjin Tang