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Hundreds and hundreds of little paper origami links, making another fabulous decoration at the Tanabata festival
This photo is original and has not been enhance. It was taken slighly out of focus and over 3 seconds with a slight swirl of the camera. I do not remember the setting of the camera but it was fun to get the results back when it was developed.
THE MIX is the student movement of Revolution Church. We are all about excitement, energy, creativity and starting a revolution of grace in one student’s life at a time. We invite you to come be a part of this movement!
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© 1996 Phillip Nesmith - A pair of boys in the UK making music on the street. I was just back from Bosnia and the feelings of wanting to see more in life had started to grow.
The shot I had planned for today didn't work out (that's what happens when I try to take a picture at 5:30am), so I decided to try to do one of hubby's bass. I bought this for him for Christmas a few years ago and it mostly collects dust now.
Day 6/366
I like the slightly disparate designs of these not quite finished condos which are located near Toronto's waterfront just West of Spadina.
Not technically a brilliant picture as the depth of field is too narrow. For some reason though, I still like it, so keeping it!
On May 2 2013, Ms. Shakura M. Ismail, Elizabeth High School string teacher hosted an enlightening musical event entitled “A Strings Night Out” located at Thomas Jefferson Arts Academy. The intent of this program was to build rapport and foster string education throughout secondary education. During this event teachers were able to showcase their ensembles’ talents as well as collaborate and share creative ideas.
The auditorium consisted of creative energy and excitement as each school took center stage. First to perform was Mrs. Cho-Murphy, director of the string program at Dr. Orlando Edreira Academy School #26 who performed “Beale Street Strut”, by Doug Spata and “Pirates of the Caribbean” by Klaus Badelt. Dr. Albert Einstein Academy School # 29 String Ensemble, under the direction of Mr. Sean Glennon, performed “Ode to Joy” by Beethoven and arranged by Mr. Glennon. Finally, the Elizabeth High School Orchestra, under the direction of Ms. Shakura M. Ismail performed works from Haydn, Lindsey Stirling and Bert Ligon. Additionally, the EHS Orchestra featured five soloist; Juvetssy Rizzo (violin), Ana Valentin (violin), Madeline Romero (violin), Ghobrial Yacoub (viola) and Kyo Wan Kim (Cello). The evening ended with an energetic collaborative performance of the “American Fiddle Medley” with all three schools up on stage. Can you imagine hearing over 100 string players performing on a single stage? This was a memorable event!
The ultimate goal is to make this an annual event and to continually lend support throughout the upcoming years to all the string ensembles throughout the school district.