View allAll Photos Tagged shutterbug
photo by Lynn Barreto Miranda
Goan Shutterbugs' Nature Photo Walk
outside Fatorda Stadium, Margao 13th Sept 09
The Pablove Shutterbugs Photography Day Camp teaches children and teens living with cancer "to develop their creative voice through the art of photography". Through this summer program, students learn about photography and composition. While working, with volunteers, they students also learn to express themselves and make new friends. It is an incredible opportunity for kids to have fun and take photographs!
-Virginia Bulacio
--
Pablove Foundation trabajo en uno de sus programas de verano, conocido en ingles como "Pablove Shutterbugs Photography Day Camp". El programa enseña a los niños y adolescentes que viven con cáncer "a desarrollar su voz creativa a través del arte de la fotografía". A través de este programa, los estudiantes aprenden sobre fotografía, composición y trabajan junto a los voluntarios donde aprenden a expresarse y crear nuevas amistades. Es una oportunidad increíble para que los niños se diviertan y tomen fotografías.
-Virginia Bulacio
This is a scan of a picture I took of my mom circa 1979-80. She was wearing my jacket, my brothers' boots and gloves. Shovelling the snow, even though she didn't drive. She was diagnosed with cancer the summer after this photo was taken.
Me playing shutterbug capturing John playing shutterbug. It's so self-referential it might make your head spin.
And hey, look! Bokeh!
The Pablove Shutterbugs Photography Day Camp teaches children and teens living with cancer "to develop their creative voice through the art of photography". Through this summer program, students learn about photography and composition. While working, with volunteers, they students also learn to express themselves and make new friends. It is an incredible opportunity for kids to have fun and take photographs!
-Virginia Bulacio
--
Pablove Foundation trabajo en uno de sus programas de verano, conocido en ingles como "Pablove Shutterbugs Photography Day Camp". El programa enseña a los niños y adolescentes que viven con cáncer "a desarrollar su voz creativa a través del arte de la fotografía". A través de este programa, los estudiantes aprenden sobre fotografía, composición y trabajan junto a los voluntarios donde aprenden a expresarse y crear nuevas amistades. Es una oportunidad increíble para que los niños se diviertan y tomen fotografías.
-Virginia Bulacio
Clicked at Lalbagh during Sasken shutterbugs meet on 30 July 2011.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED!
© Muralidharan Alagar Arts and Photography
Contact: muralidharan.alagar@gmail.com
Blog - Interesting Photo stories
Facebook page - Muralidharan Alagar Arts and Photography
Facebook - Get me at Facebook
Flickr - My Flickr stream
Flickriver - My Most interesting photos at Flickriver
The Pablove Shutterbugs Photography Day Camp teaches children and teens living with cancer "to develop their creative voice through the art of photography". Through this summer program, students learn about photography and composition. While working, with volunteers, they students also learn to express themselves and make new friends. It is an incredible opportunity for kids to have fun and take photographs!
-Virginia Bulacio
--
Pablove Foundation trabajo en uno de sus programas de verano, conocido en ingles como "Pablove Shutterbugs Photography Day Camp". El programa enseña a los niños y adolescentes que viven con cáncer "a desarrollar su voz creativa a través del arte de la fotografía". A través de este programa, los estudiantes aprenden sobre fotografía, composición y trabajan junto a los voluntarios donde aprenden a expresarse y crear nuevas amistades. Es una oportunidad increíble para que los niños se diviertan y tomen fotografías.
-Virginia Bulacio
Tuesday. Cafeteria at work: Another mushroom-filled filo pastry thing, this time without cheese. Good.
An outing with students, x-students, frens & guests photog.
( Shazral n frens, eShazli n frens) | 1st Nov 2009
I gave my mom some more Flickr & Picassa lessons during our stay in Jamestown. I think she's gotten the hang of it, now; so expect many more photos online from her!
Yes, she does have the longest and most heavy-duty camera strap in the world. I have no idea why (or where she even got it).
You know what I hate? Editing a photo and realizing a doll's wig cap has ridden up, and that you can kinda see the glue.
But darn if I'm not going to upload it anyway. I like it anyway.
I came upon this thicket of shutters while aimlessly exploring the alleyways of New York. The idea that a different story is unfolding behind each window makes this one of my favorites.