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A series of portraits and testimonials taken for a Success campaign for INTO University of East Anglia. It was my role to identify and interview suitable students, taking testimonials and photographs. These were followed through with an accompanying micro-site celebrating student success.
The posters were accompanied by a microsite built in Umbraco. Each student had a custom url published in the brochure and poster: intohigher.com/wansawang
Nikon D80
PhotoShop CS4
Umbraco
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Participants: Representatives from Government, EOs/TUs, business, youth, CSOs, Embassies etc. plus ILO staff
Hotel Lalit, Crystal Ball Room, Barakhamba Road, Connaught Place
Photographer: Prabhat
Copyright: ILO
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A crew of railway workers doing some preparatory work, thermite welding the pieces on the new track switch panels, getting them ready for installation inside of Canadian National's Brookhaven Yard and the main switch at Central Junction in Brookhaven, Mississippi.
This helicopter appeared over our little village earlier tonight and hovered for a few minutes just a short distance away from my house.
Lots of locals came out to see what was going on.
It returned after about 5 mins whereupon all the locals emerged once again.
This time the jungle drums had been at work and now we knew that someone had fallen. I saw someone winched down to the house below so when it flew off again, I went down the road to wait.