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I debated for some time if I should publish this picture, but after much consideration I felt that today, of all days, was probably the best of days on which to include it.
There is much debate over the reasons for Holodomor, or "Extermination by Hunger". Was Stalin targeting the Ukraine people with his policies, or was he mindlessly attacking anyone and anything that stood in his way? I don't know, I doubt anyone will ever truly know the mind of Stalin, what is not debated is that millions died of starvation, possibly as many as 7.5 million in Ukraine alone, as a result of the first five year plan.
This simple memorial stands just outside the church at the edge of Severodonetsk as a lasting reminder that, on this last day of 2012, man's worst enemy is always himself and the atrocities his is prepared to enact on his fellow man. A photographer's place is not to politicize, but just to record. But if we don't remember the disasters of the past, both from this last year and further back into history, then we will, without doubt, repeat the same mistakes.
I don't believe in much, but I do believe it is our responsibilities, not just to wish each other a happy new year and rely on hope. Saying the words at the end of the year simply isn't enough any more. Very few people really believed the Mayan prediction that the world was going to end in December, but the balance has become so delicate that it is no longer beyond reason and even the most scientific among us wondered just how close to the tipping point the world has become, both economically and environmentally.
We must strive to actively ensure that 2013 will be a better year than 2012 for every person that we make contact with over the next 12 months. With that in mind ... have a happy 2013
i shoot lower and upper stations of all 4 lines (stages) of this rope-way /
from 1993 i saw how all they was built one by one/ this year they might be demount / ok it was demount
(112/365)
Done for 365 Community's weekly theme challenge. This weeks theme was Childhood Memories. Thanks April for helping out with this one.
This Mickey Mouse is a toy I have had ever since I could remember. We had a lot of adventures together.
4/22/2009
Scenes like this occurred every day in the 1940s and 50s...but no more. The heritage fleet's visit to the Ogden Union Station brough back memories some thought were forgotten.
This is gift for my partner's parents.
The theme is 'Family Time' featuring family of lady bugs (mother, father, daughters and son) "W" initial is the first letter of my partner's family name.
Material : Memory box from Kaiser, the "w" letter is from Diaso, the ladybugs and bubble sticker from Spotlight, the 3-D herb stickers from Midori-Japan (Kinokuniya Bookstore Singapore).
Collage, 2010.
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Week 39 theme was memories. I posted others that may be more obvious but for some reason this one spoke more to me.
Queen's Diamond Jubilee and London Olympics - photo of some local school children and others in village
something about tonight took me back to Saudi Arabia
the light
the temperature
the wind
the dust
I was flooded with memories
:(
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Để đêm về lặng lẽ hóa thành Mưa..
a walk with my dog and a camera through my woods back home.
all photos also present in my photostream.
all photos by Jon Shand
Spotted in an Anitque Shop window in Porlock, Somerset, UK, this jigsaw reminded me of the many times I travelled on this train. See here for the evidence. Andrew.
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Some 45 years ago, my father received a gift from one of his buddies - 100 pennies suspended in a clear plastic cube. This is one of my favorite remembrances of my dad, who passed in 2012.
taken at Dinosaur Park (a playground). It's from the inside of one of those tunnel things you crawl through, and Jameson's hand is on the outside :)
Only in this moment
Will my heart remind beside you
Only in this moment
Will a pacence stay alive
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Working with lead Seasoned visual artist Haleh Jamali and also supported by Lindsay McFarlane, patients have created artworks inspired by memories set into drawers. Each drawer draws on particular memory themes, is wall-papered with photos, text and images and contains found and made objects. The drawers are to be framed as hung boxes. Installed on top are memory bottles containing short pieces memories that patients can use to discuss with others. Created in Bannockburn Hospital, Stirling 2011-12