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As apart of preparation for Help Portrait 2010, we visited Belaku Old Age Home. This is a small old age home for women with 9 residents currently. All the residents here are above 80; and each have very sad story with them.
Venue : Belaku Old Age Home, JP Nagar, Bangalore ( Bengaluru ), Karnataka, India
Date : 27-11-2010
Time : Afternoon
Camera : Canon 450D
Lens : Canon 50mm F1.8 II
Shooting Mode : Aperture Priority
Shutter Speed : 1/100
Aperture Value : 1.8
ISO : 1600
Focal Length : 50.0 mm
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On Sunday, 27 September 2015, Krakowskie Przedmiescie street in Warsaw changed into the Global Education Town, where its visitors had a chance to discover how Poland helps other countries. Burmese, Georgian and Ukrainian languages workshops, film screenings, competitions and games for children were just some of the attractions that waited for them. Photo: Karolina Siemion-Bielska/MFA
W niedzielę 27 września 2015 r. Krakowskie Przedmieście w Warszawie zamieniło się w Miasteczko Edukacji Globalnej, w którym zwiedzający mogli zobaczyć w jaki sposób Polska pomaga innym krajom. Warsztaty języka birmańskiego, gruzińskiego czy ukraińskiego, pokazy filmowe, konkursy i zabawy dla dzieci – to tylko niektóre z atrakcji, które na nich czekały. Foto: Karolina Siemion-Bielska/MSZ
Says it all really. That picture has not been Photoshopped in any way. My camera is fucked. Every picture has this funky effect on it. Not good. Can anyone help me get to the bottom of the problem?
I've got a Samsung NV10 which I love, and it's about 2 years old. There's nothing wrong with the lens as the video bit works fine. I haven't got a new memory card or anything, it just suddenly started doing this one day. It's driving me a little bit mad. Can anyone help?
Micah makes sure that my scrap basket has the proper amount of cat fur while I finish up the Civil War Stars quilt.
I feel like I can't build worth anything and whenever I do it comes out like crap. The only thing I can build successfully is a vehicle, but I don't have the extra supply of parts to do that. I feel like I have no skill really. I'm kinda just here on flickr to watch everybody else and what they can do. I'm not much of a customizer, and I'm not great at purist figs. Anything I build comes out in a box and baseplates because I don't have the knowledge of how to build otherwise or the parts for details. Help me out....
Mark Rosegrant, Director, Environment and Production Technology Division, IFPRI with his family.
Yield growth is essential for people and the planet. But what should we breed and for what should we breed under a more erratic climate, growing natural resource scarcity and new disease threats? What is the role for better agricultural and food systems management and more adaptive institutions? Can yield growth help reduce environmental damages from agriculture, and help end hunger, micronutrient deficiencies and obesity?
A distinguished set of experts will address these questions through a series of rapid-fire presentations to honor Mark Rosegrant’s work at IFPRI over the last 40 years.
Photo credit: Jamed Falik/IFPRI
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A young Japanese girl in Union Square asking for donations and help for the victims of the devastating earthquake.
One of the 3 kittens I foster is this polidactyl girl who does not leave my site for a minute. She helps with computer work, sleeps with me, watches me taking a shower, insists on sitting on my shoulder when I eat, read or watch tv. It will be very hard to part with this little thing. her sis and brother are very nice as well, but this one is really special. She is much smaller and thinner, probably the last one born? And those mittens! To die for!