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Double sided half fold portrait #flyers. Use for salon menus, takeaway menus, coffee shop menus. Checkout here fotosnipe.co.uk/leaflets/a4-size/a5-1-fold-portrait.html#...
這些是籌備了一年的作品，現展出較滿意的，由於經常在深水埗拍攝，看見途人在街上睡眠，便有莫名其妙的衝動，拿起相機拍照，其後延伸到其他地方拍攝，拍的時候，腦海會不斷思考著他們的事，如：他們是否沒有家？他們是累才在這裡小睡？這樣不安全的環境他們也可以入睡？他們有在街上發夢嗎？
睡眠 – 是人生存的基本條件之一，他們無論是什麼原因在街上睡著，也是在爭取他們的生存空間。
香港 – 這樣發展極速的城市，有這樣的社會現象，是所有發展極速的城市也有？還是香港獨有？
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One year preparation before exhibiting, showing the best photos of the whole project. As a photographer, I always take photos in Sham Shui Po. Once, I found people sleeping on the street, I captured with inexplicable feelings. And this action extended to other areas. While I pressing the shutter, I think……Are they homeless? Are they napping because of tried? How can they sleeping at the unsafe area? Are they having any dream?
Sleeping – One of the basic necessities to live. No matter why they sleeping on the street, they are fighting for their living space.
Hong Kong – A fast-developing city. Is this social phenomenon happened in every fast-developing city? Or it’s only happened in Hong Kong?
Also, hidden within the book, was a leaflet for tents and camping equipment from The Lightweight Tent Supply Company, 61 High Holborn, London, W.C. 1. This has no specific date on it, but I suspect is roughly contemporary to the book - it contains endorsements of it's products from an article in "Land & Water", 7th Sept 1916, and in reference to their Motor Tent, say, "As supplied to Officers of the 1st and 2nd Life Guards for Active Service at the Front." I can, unfortunately, find no reference to this company on the net, but here is a picture of the area a little earlier, in 1890.
Also, hidden within the book, was a leaflet for tents and camping equipment from The Lightweight Tent Supply Company, 61 High Holborn, London, W.C. 1. This has no specific date on it, but I suspect is roughly contemporary to the book - it contains endorsements of it's products from an article in "Land & Water", 7th Sept 1916, and in reference to their Motor Tent, say, "As supplied to Officers of the 1st and 2nd Life Guards for Active Service at the Front." I can, unfortunately, find no reference to this company on the net, but here is a picture of the area a little earlier, in 1890.
Not sure what I like about this shot...the intense into camera stare or the little girl in the shop window display lhs. :-))
Don't just fav and run, or paste in flashy awards without comments.
I much prefer an honest crit typed by human hand. TVM.
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Camera Make : NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model : NIKON D90
Software : Adobe Photoshop CS3 Macintosh
Exposure : 0.022 seconds
Aperture : f/5.6
ISO Speed : 200
Focal Length : 18.201171875 mm
Leaflet Cardigan by Cecily Glowik MacDonald
Yarn: Cascade Venezia Worsted (3.3 skeins)
See my Ravelry Project page for information on my mods to use worsted weight. www.ravelry.com/projects/manosa/leaflet
Its a size guide from the post office - and also a tent! Yay!
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For August's MSH, "Red convertible".