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“Until you spread your wings you’ll have no idea how far you can fly” Napoleon Bonaparte
A young blackbird is a recent visitor to our garden together with its parents.
My son Matt teaching his grandson Elijah to cast. He quickly got the hang of it, but never got a bite.
The dimensions of learning power
(ELLI originates from Bristol University’ School of Education)
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This takes a shot at the standard of honing. Customary practice sets are constrained in reading material, thus emerges the requirement for additional #learning material, and #AGXL comes into the photo.
Been a while since I hit the streets with my camera so I thought my not do it Monday morning. Only problem, at 7am the sun was low, the sky was super bright and cloudless leaving me without the style I wanted but with some combining and tweeking effects I love how these turned out!
Baby girl when she was learning to walk at the age of 13 months.
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Kyleah Frederic, history freshman, completed a service learning project at the Harry Tompson Center, a day center that serve the needs of the poor and homeless in the downtown New Orleans area. The center provides showers, laundry services, a telephone room, legal aid, medical care (including mental health), and prescription assistance. Picture taken November 9, 2010.
Description: A woman uses a Singer sewing machine while another watches her. There is also another Singer sewing machine in the foreground.
Date:1950s
ID: DHo53-A27.14
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After a voracious reading of the Strobist blog, here's my first attempt. SB-800 through Lumiquest SB3, camera left. Used TTL - not confident enough for manual yet :)
Taken at 3rd beach at the exit of Stanley Park... practicing with off camera flash, and learning how to balance with sunset.
Photographer´s Caption: Shital Pati is a unique cultural heritage of Bangladesh. Shital Pati is a traditional eco-friendly natural material in Bengali home decoration and daily household work. In the picture, two people are weaving Shital Patti, a Bengal traditional symbol.
© UNESCO-UNEVOC/Alamin Leon under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO.
Annual Leadership School and Learning Fair at Robeson Community College put together by the Presbytery's Education Committee. Dr Margaret Aymer Oget of ITC Atlanta