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I couldn't help myself. Having found a way of tone-mapping a single RAW file, I felt that this shot may benefit from being re-worked, and I think I was right.
Women and children making bricks 0 internally displaced people's camp in Shangil Tobay, North Darfur
It is my privilege to work with a young child who is visually impaired. His enthusiasm for life, the ever-present smile on his face, and how he sees things has changed my perception.
I'm learning to see through his eyes.
This picture is taken from a stereotypical standpoint that symbolize the false connotation in gender roles perceived by the general population. This photo symbolizes a man's view on "hard work." It highlights mans ability to always do the hard work, ultimately resulting in their need to feel dominant in a general society. Taken in preparation for Hurricane Matthew.
Today, in the modern era we use many kinds of technologies. Some of these are in the form of machinery, some are softwares and rests are just an idea. With the help of these techniques, our life has gone better. Now we don’t need to go miles to buy food, we no longer use owls or pigeons to carry our mails and other things etc. because today we have advanced mailing sites such as Outlook etc. to do our work.
The Pitstop (Addiewell) Work Club
Tuesday & Thursday 10am – 12pm
Are you looking for a new job? Wanting to retrain? Needing advice?
We are looking to hold topic related classes / workshops covering CV’s, interview techniques, application processes and job search techniques – if interested please notify reception
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