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The people who make Hallowell Honey trust you to put your money in the cash box and take your honey jar (and not other people's cash). That kind of optimism deserves smiles all around. Portrait of happy KJ; Deer Lane Road, Washington Island, Door County, Wisconsin; Saturday, July 8, 2000; Nikon FM, Kodachrome 64.
Lighting candles and full of hopeful optimism, hundreds of South Sudanese led by deputy Vice President Wani Igga, commemorated the International Day of Peace in the capital Juba, under the theme, ‘Peace is a Human Right’.
Allowing their candles to continue burning as a sign of a new beginning, students, members of the civil society, the diplomatic community and officials from the United Nations listened to speakers who all highlighted the need to build on a recently signed peace agreement.
South Sudan Vice President Wani Igga shouts: International Peace Day Oyee! South Sudan Oyee! Revitalized Peace agreement Oyee! Mr. Wani Igga later said, “Less than 10 days ago, we the people signed the revitalized peace agreement. This is a great joy…..”
Every year, the International Day of Peace is commemorated globally, and this year, the United Nations is encouraging people to “promote and defend human rights for all, in the name of lasting peace for all”.
Eugene Nindorera, United Nations Mission in South Sudan Human Rights chief said, “Peace will not be attained until there is trust between the parties and a renewed trust between the people of this young nation and their leaders.” adding that, “One step to achieving this will be clear evidence that the warring factions have the political will to stop fighting and to lay down their guns as they have undertaken to do. This can no longer be a hope or a dream for the people of South Sudan who have suffered for far too long, rather, all South Sudanese have the right to peace, a right live safely with dignity in their own homes, [and] a right to see their children reach their full potential.”
UN Photo: Isaac Billy
Too much optimism for a grey London afternoon.
Kiev-4am with Jupiter-12 lens.
Acros 100 @ ISO 100 dev 60 mins in Rodinal 1+100.
"Hemerocallis 'Optimism', 2015, Red Violet Daylily, hem-ur -oh-KAL-iss, 23"" E-M D Re Fr Perennial (Wild-G., 1998), Z3, 5.4"" red violet self , Bloom Month --, In Bed K3 for 2.0 years
Daylily Optimism - 23"" EM. Re. D. F. 5 3/8"" bloom. Lightly creped and ruffled medium red violet with light burgundy veining. Cream rib runs to green heart. Large star shaped flower."
pondering optimism and the monks' meditation rake. asking for peace that truly must pass all understanding. holding tight; treading light.
Still two months of winter left, but someone has already given up on the snow. I took this while out on a walk during lunch.
I bumped up the color with Topaz Adjust 5.
A seedling grows from a crack in the rock near the Killarney lighthouse, oblivious to the fact that it is without soil and completely exposed to the prevailing wind.
Type used to deboss the Typeface posters. Something so simple had a huge effect on the overall look of the poster.
It was the finishing touch.
Letterpress workshop held during at Strong Arm Press, Design College Australia during ICOGRADA Brisbane Design Week 2010.
"Hope" © Sheri Haywood, Watercolor and Pastel, 19.25"x24.75"
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I've been holding on to these seeds sent from Michael F in Hamilton New Zealand in exchange for some Arizona sunflower seeds I mailed him.
What chances to Pohutukawa seeds have in Saskatchewan?
Be optimistic, will ya?