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Nicosia is the capital and largest city on the island of Cyprus, as well as its main business centre.It is located near the centre of the Mesaoria plain, on the banks of the River Pedieos.
There is one thing the photograph must contain, the humanity of the moment.
We are making photographs to understand what our lives mean to us.
The best thing about a picture is that it never changes, even when the people in it do.
The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.
I really believe there are things nobody would see if I didn’t photograph them.
Women in Akkaraipattu, Sri Lanka, pose for the camera after listening to the message of divine love and receiving Dhirk-e-Qalb from our authorised presenters.
This evening I was in town catching up with friends, while chatting along I couldn't not notice how many people were in a "virtual" communication.
What happened to the old fashion chat with a glass of wine? I felt sad seeing many people lost ''online''.
However my faith in human being was restored at the end of the evening.
There is still hope, we do still believe in a old fashion date, on a chat with a friend on a shift break or a night out with friends and a laugh
This is my taking of this evening
Near the old Dominion Foundry there are a bunch of warehouses slated for demolition. Part of the new West Don Lands development site. Im a bit sad to see this old warehouse come down but a quick peek inside revealed nothing that exciting. One of the strange things about this place is a door that was once the entrance to a business. The doors message is Inverted. It says..
"Dont Let The Bastards Wear You Down"
Update: 2012 - This building is now demolished
My message: "You speak for all of us now...we're standing right behind you! Now I won't have to lie and tell the French people that I'm Canadian!"
(yes, I did that in Paris last year. And yes, I realize that not everybody stands behind the man, and probably never will. But to say "64.6 million of us are standing right behind you, and hopefully those McCain supporters will come around eventually" kind of dilutes the message, don't you think?)
The Greenpeace thermal Airship A.E. Bates takes to the skies flying alongside the Coral Princess Cruise Ship over Juneau, Alaska on June 8, 2013 in an effort to protect Alaska's Bering Sea. The airship was sporting a 75 foot whale-themed banner urging Alaska residents and the North Pacific Fishery Management Council to help protect the "grand Canyons of the Sea." Photo by Michael Penn/Greenpeace
I was so curious to see what kind of seeds were in the Message Beans (bought back in December), that I dug them out. They were huge beans (about an inch and a half long) that I didn't recognize. Instead of planting them in the little containers they came in I potted them up in drinking cups with potting soil.
Anyone know what type of beans these are?
All the trucks in India have these little messages painted on the back. I had to ask someone what "Use Dipper at Night" means -- it means flashing your lights from high beams to low.
I dictated a message to Lauren, my fiancee.
Me: "Message Lauren: Hi honey, do you have any idea what you want for dinner? I love you."
Siri: "OK, I'll send it."
(Siri transcribed the note perfectly, including the punctation which I specified as "question-mark" and so forth.)
just found this one back om my phone :)
it's me, my mom and my sister together in bed ^^
i'm on my way to gent atm, so my 366-shot will be uploaded tomorrow!
going 2 hibernate for a while
when i return i be VIBING
bring u something u haven't seen before
something that might change the game
Certain things make a commute tolerable: comfort, space, entertainment, thoughts, and dreams. Most important: being left alone to them.
This label is on one of the telegraph poles that carries the telephone line to our house. It tells me the post was installed in April 2010 but I have no idea what the letters DHK signify
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I may start exclusively photographing these symbols left by electrical workers and become obsessed with their larger, cosmic meaning.
20190323_3692_7D2-27 Chalk Message #3
It is nearly eight days since the horrific mosque shootings in Christchurch and it has been a difficult week. 50 people died in two locations in the city.
Photography has not been a major focus, and if it wasn't for the fact that I am into my fourth year of a "photo a day" project I would have put the camera away for a few days.
We took our grandson Ethan to his children's cricket game this morning at his home ground of Edgar McIntosh Park, and beside the field were a lot of chalk drawn messages, all on the footpath apart from a couple on the rear wall of the Papanui Bowling Club building, and presumably from school children sometime during the week.
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