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More study pictures for my plans with Eric.
copyright: all not mine! found them on a google search for 'viking trousers'
Zen for your walls.
Small nature studies.
Quietly created as drawing meditations.
Each one is unique.
Peaceful simplicity. Slow looking. Radiating stillness.
These are delicate and deceptively simple drawings on quality artist's paper. Matted to fit a standard 8x10" frame.
My art explores an ongoing love of nature and celebrates the brighter, calmer, radiant side of life. It is a reminder that the world smiles with possibility.
All currently available Meditative Studies are listed here: www.wherefishsing.com/meditativestudies
Assam doing her best to study Japanese to learn how to turn up the heater in the kitchen in Yubari. This was soon after she moved to Hokkaido with me in June of 2016.
friends studying together - Friends studying together while sitting outdid, Model: Brittany Beaudoin, Cassandra Kosmayer and Ryan Kosmayer. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24718815-friend...
The Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies is a Recognised Independent Centre of the University of Oxford. It was established in 1985 to encourage the scholarly study of Islam and the Islamic world.
It's new buildings are still under construction in Marston, just to the east of Oxford but they rival the old colleges in their scale, decoration and architectural style.
Study of lighting and set. I think there are opportunities here. However I need to work on things a bit.
By varying the location of the lamp I can really change the lighting on the subject. Though it is not a diffuse light source.
The table is lovely with a very weathered top.
Just some fruit from the bowl and my long lost thermometer.
... in the waiting room at Kildean Hospital. I manage to get two hours' studying done here every Thursday!
i suppose i'm pretty lucky that this place is a 10 minute walk from my study hall :) there wasn't much colour in the sky. this is a little *ehhem* enhanced.
As a graduate student, I spend the majority of my time reading books. I find studying pretty illuminating and thought this would be a fun way to capture that.
I'm copying a picture made by my friend Kenny McCartney, which you can view here. His is much better.
I shot this with an SB-600 using a Yongnuo flash trigger. I've been impressed thus far with what these little guys can do. I cut the power down to 1/64th and zoomed it out to 14mm, pointing it out of the top of the book. I set up a YN-560 flash behind me as a backlight (or rim light, I guess) and set it as an optical slave so it triggered when it saw the SB-600 flash.
D7000 + 17-50 f/2.8
Winter has hit Lebanon full force with its freezing temperatures, bone-chilling wind and snow. Refugee camp residents across Lebanon face the harsh conditions with little heat or proper clothing. Palestinian families fled their homes in Syria, leaving everything behind except a few articles of clothing and a pair or two of summer shoes.
ANERA Delivers Kits to 1,300 Refugee Families in Beddawi Camp
ANERA has partnered with Najdeh Association to respond with a winter kit distribution to 1,300 families in northern Lebanon’s Beddawi Camp. Each kit consists of blankets, children’s clothes, an insulating straw mat and an emergency light unit. Families also receive assistance in properly managing winter illnesses. Funding for the kits came from UMCOR (The United Methodist Committee on Relief) and Johnson & Johnson,
“The kit had lots of good, helpful, high-quality items and, with the several hours of power cuts, the lanterns fill a huge gap,” says Hana Al Einen, head of Najdeh Association in the camp.
Naseer from Syria, a father of three, also expressed his appreciation for the emergency lights. “Our neighbors are living in a basement and their children are studying by candle light,” says Nasser. “Many kids drop out of school because they can’t study at night, so the lanterns are essential.”
ANERA’s winterization program targets families with special needs
“Palestinians with special needs in Beddawi camp are usually the most marginalized and forgotten group when there are humanitarian crises,” says Ahmad Daoud, emergency officer at CBRA, local partner of ANERA. “In this distribution, we focused on 300 families who live with special needs and could really use a little extra help this winter.”
Fidaa Al Arid brought her seven-year-old daughter Maria to help pick up the winter kit. Maria suffers from cerebral palsy, making it difficult to walk. The mother of six explains that Maria needs assistance around the clock.“ I am very happy to have this kit and glad for the lighting as well as the winter clothes for my daughter.”
“We are hearing great feedback about the emergency lights…”
CBRA workers say the distribution is running smoothly. After checking their names on a list, families pick up their kit and leave with a package of warm winter items and a smile on their faces. “People are very satisfied with their kits. We are hearing great feedback about the emergency lights because lighting is a tremendous issue during winter when the days are shorter and electrical outages are more common,” adds Ahmad. “This is a particular problem for people with visual impairments, because they are at risk of hurting themselves. So the extra light is a safety feature for them.”
Husband and wife pick up a blanket and emergency light.
The Najdeh Association distributed winter kits to 1,000 Palestinian families from Syria seeking refuge in Lebanon’s Beddawi camp.
ANERA Delivers 4,000 Blankets to Refugee Families in Nahr El Bared and Burj El Barajneh
In nearby Nahr El Bared camp and in Burj El Barajneh camp outside Beirut, ANERA has distributed 4,000 blankets, thanks to the generosity of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) Charities that wanted to provide winterization support to Palestinian refugee families. The two camps host thousands of Palestinian families who fled the war in Syria, which has been raging for four years.
LDS Charities has partnered with ANERA in Lebanon for the past three years. Werner Gysler, country manager of LDS Charities in Lebanon, welcomed the opportunity to help. “We have been very satisfied working with ANERA so when they called us to contribute to the winterization program, we were anxious to help.”
aerial view of the model. all of the brown is the urban pathway / garden space
project:
rehabilitation medicine & wellness center for vancouver, usa.
thesis study model: cardboard, chipboard, paper, baby breath
Source: livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/7740
This photograph is from an album created by Lt Thomas Gerald George Fahey who served in the Australian Light Horse in the Middle East during World War 1. Our thanks to Mr Tom Robinson for allowing us to scan and upload this photograph.
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