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Tech specs: Canon 40D (F13, 1/250, ISO 100) + a Canon MPE-65mm macro lens (@3x) + a diffused MT-24EX macro twin flash.
Portraits of students with special educational needs, shot in a further education college in East London.
Bronica SQai, 80mm. Fuji Acros 100, Dev Rodinal.
Special Kids: www.flickr.com/photos/tom_hurley/sets/72157626813205524/
Horizon scanning … NHS boards should prepare very carefully for the amount and design of leaders they will require for the potential. Photograph: WestEnd61/Rex
There are a growing number of warnings about the issues NHS leaders face. An ageing population with a lot more complex overall h...
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Portraits of students with special educational needs, shot in a further education college in East London.
Bronica SQai, 80mm. Fuji Acros 100, Dev Rodinal.
Special Kids: www.flickr.com/photos/tom_hurley/sets/72157626813205524/
Who needs f/2? Actually, in this case, the AI-S 35/2.8 is a fantastic manual focus lens that many say is slightly sharper than it's f/2 version. It's big, heavy, metal, and is the perfect lens to fit with my manual focus Nikon kit. My only regret is not finding one sooner!
You can read the full review online
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Nikon FE - AI-S Nikkor 35mm 1:2.8 - Ilford Delta 100 @ ASA-100
Ilford Perceptol (1+1) 17:00 @ 20C
Scanner: Epson V700
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
Behind a fence, along the road...somewhere. The faded printing on the vehicle says: " Quality used cars "
Firemen from the Maryhill Fire Station with a small firetruck (called 'Dennis', apparently), going down Byres Road asking for charitable donations in a bed push for kids with special needs, on behalf of the Kelbourne Park Primary Special Needs School.
July 21, 2012
Glasgow, Scotland
This is a picture of the house in slidell before it got flooded. As you can see on the tv. He says the dome is open for "special needs" That does not mean a shelter for every one in NO. There was a mandatory evacuation. It is sad that allot of people ignored that.
For better or for worse, the journey from womb to walking is the most critical period of human development. When everything goes well, toddlers transition into childhood with access to the full potential of their unique genetic expression. When significant developmental needs go unmet, the resulting deficits and dysfunction can last a lifetime.
DUKE: Ok, listen up. We have a search and rescue mission, that Hawk needs done, now. The man is VIP, above all other VIP's, and this man will give us the details. Stovepipe, the floor is yours.
STOVEPIPE: Last night, at 2100 hours, a team of terrorists abducted with General Colton. We are going to... How old are you Soldier?
MOUSE: Nineteen, Sarge.
STOVEPIPE: Nineteen? You couldn't be more than sixteen. Duke, when did we start recruiting kids?
DUKE: Mouse is the best man around for getting us into high security areas. There is no one better.
STOVEPIPE: Well, I know I'm getting old. Anyway, we need to find, and rescue the General, before Cobra can do any real damage.
LADY JAYE: So, we have no idea where Cobra has taken him?
ROADBLOCK: That's the fun part of this mission.
STOVEPIPE: And we have little time, so we need to move, now.
DUKE: We? What's this "we" crap?
STOVEPIPE: I'm sorry, I thought schools, these days, explained the difference between plural and singular. We means us. You, your team, and myself.
FLINT: Sorry, Sarge, but you're retired. Not to mention, you haven't toted a rifle since 'Nam. You are a liability to the mission.
STOVEPIPE: I'm sorry. Did I give the impression this is up to debate? Allow me to make it a bit more clear. This is my mission. You are my team. And I will not stay behind, while my friend is in trouble.
ROADBLOCK: Look, we don't have time for this. We have a job to do, and no clue how to start. However, I know someone who might. So gather up your gear, and let's go.
Needs new tubes, brake pads, and probably cables - but it shifts and is a super comfortable ride. The saddle has independent suspension for each cheek. (It's a 1968 Schwinn Racer.)
Cat says hi.
Willmott Dixon have constructed a new school to serve the needs of the local community in Middlesbrough. The school combines two previous schools in the area, Beverley School and Tollesby School and was built for Building Schools for the Future.
Messing about with Inkscape and exploring a favourite artistic era, the deco/futurism 1920-1930s look, this emerged.
From the clouds, as it were.
A beautiful cloud formation formed above my head so I took some pictures. I had to fill in considerable areas where the photos did not overlap. I couldn’t bear to have this picture incomplete. I just kept the title I had when I was in the middle of the editing process.
An example of designing for reality, and how people actually behave and their jobs to be done. But also an example of complex design ethics.