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Photo Title: “ Hope In Sight ”
Submitted by: TARUN CHHABRA
Category: Professional
Country: India
Organisation: working as an individual, Freelance Photographer
COVID-19 Photo: No
Photo Caption: After being operated for cataract in the annual free eye surgery camp, poor patients with “Hope In Sight” (to get their lost vision back), waiting to be transfer to free accommodation with meal. Annual eye camp is being organized every year since 1984 by a NGO named Bhansali Trust. Every year about 50,000.00 (fifty thousand) poor patients are operated in camps organized in Bihar state of India. So far about 80000 million cataract operations have been carried out in 37 such camps. Apart from the elderly people suffering from cataract, children having congenital cataract are also operated.
Many Ophthalmologists, nursing staff and volunteers take part, with preparations beginning months in advance when doctors and workers visit in neighboring states of Bihar, Jharkhand and Utter Pradesh in hundreds of centers covering thousands of villages and check thousands of patients. Those who need urgent operation are provided with a registration card on the spot with a date of surgery mention on it.
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Photo uploaded from the #HopeInSight Photo Competition on photocomp.iapb.org held for World Sight Day 2020.
Photo Title: “ Hope In Sight ”
Submitted by: TARUN CHHABRA
Category: Professional
Country: India
Organisation: working as an individual, Freelance Photographer
COVID-19 Photo: No
Photo Caption: After being operated for cataract in the annual free eye surgery camp, poor patients with “Hope In Sight” (to get their lost vision back), waiting to be transfer to free accommodation with meal. Annual eye camp is being organized every year since 1984 by a NGO named Bhansali Trust. Every year about 50,000.00 (fifty thousand) poor patients are operated in camps organized in Bihar state of India. So far about 80000 million cataract operations have been carried out in 37 such camps. Apart from the elderly people suffering from cataract, children having congenital cataract are also operated.
Many Ophthalmologists, nursing staff and volunteers take part, with preparations beginning months in advance when doctors and workers visit in neighboring states of Bihar, Jharkhand and Utter Pradesh in hundreds of centers covering thousands of villages and check thousands of patients. Those who need urgent operation are provided with a registration card on the spot with a date of surgery mention on it.
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Photo uploaded from the #HopeInSight Photo Competition on photocomp.iapb.org held for World Sight Day 2020.
By Amy Golding
Directed by Anna Ryder and Clive Judd
Everything Is Wondrous is the story of two friends and a mix tape. It’s a true story, told in the words of the two people involved.
Jo Milne, from Gateshead, has Usher syndrome, a condition that affects both hearing and vision: she was born profoundly deaf and her sight is progressively getting worse. However, in 2014 cochlear implant surgery gave her the chance of hearing for the first time. In anticipation of a successful operation, she asked her friend Tremayne Crossley to make her a mix tape featuring a song from every year of her life, which would be the first music that she would ever hear.
The play reminds us how important and immediate music can be in our lives, though we often take it for granted. It tells of their friendship, how Tremayne made his choices and how Jo is catching up with forty years of musical sounds. Inspired by Julia's blog.
Cast:
Phil Corbitt
Zoe Lambert
Art on the walls of the Los Angeles Cathedral. The tapestries created by artist John Nava for the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels are the largest collection hanging in a Catholic place of worship in the United States. Throughout the ages, large scale pictorial wall cycles have served as one of the most effective forms of literary expression, vividly telling the stories of the Greeks, Romans, Medieval and Renaissance periods, especially to a largely illiterate population.
Mine arrived yesterday and I must say that I am very happy with her.
Her hair is very stiff (like concrete! ;) but the style is very nice and the gel used is good- you cannot see marks from a hair net, it does not flock and there is none of it on her face.
While some fellow collectors find the fashion and especially the shoes and jewelry in combination with the fluffy dress too edgy, I must say I love it. I mean, hey, who really wants another Sunday dress with flower print for their dolls?? One of the reasons why I nevr got a Tonner doll is that their ensembles are mostly way too conservative for me.
Accessibility Center helps Tom Shambeau, a Marketing BBA from Waupaca, find the tools he needed when he had a sight problem. Monday, April 8, 2019.
Photo Title: Sighting Hope
Submitted by: Abhishek Onkar
Category: ♥ HEALTH FOR ALL
Country: India
Organization: AIIMS DEOGHAR
Photo Caption: An elderly lady from indigenous population with cataract hoping to see
Professional or Amateur Photographer: Amateur
Country where the photo was taken: India
Photo uploaded for the #LoveYourEyes Photo Competition on iapb.org held for World Sight Day 2022.
Photographer:
Completely made out of shapes, allthough I don't known what's in the RA Logo.
Resize to 15 for use on rifles.
Ungroup once to remove details, and the rest again to get the black border of, than you can recolour it.
Please give credit if you use it.
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St Leonard's at Over Whitacre is an impressive sight, a small but elegant Georgian building (crowned by a Victorian spire that replaced the original cupola on the tower) standing in a commanding hilltop position. The only reminder of the medieval church that preceeded this one is the base of the churchyard cross.
Sadly this church is always kept locked (this was my second visit) though the exterior is so attractive I doubt the interior could quite compete from what little I know of it.
While in Tokyo, i stayed at Ryogoku. 3 minutes walk to 両国国技館 (Ryōgoku Kokugi-kan), where there was a sumo tournament going on. Spotted many of the sumo wrestlers - at the train station, the food stalls & streets around my area.
Can you believe who rolled into town today for less than four freakin' hours. Not even time for dinner. But lots of time for highly concentrated coffee talk! Great to see them, and quite a surprise.
Though I am miffed at Doug. I've known the guy for like 4 years now, and on his first visit to Vancouver where I actually see him in Vancouver, I had to see him by semi-surprise! That guy....
This was Tonx' first visit to Vancouver - not sure about Kyle.