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Orange uniform workers - Polokwane South Africa. Extended Public Works Programme workers. Photo: Bongani Sompane/ILO
Beijing,Communication University of China.the workers are rebuilding this abandoned room for a brand new photostudio
Dallis Bros. Coffee press trip to the Fazenda Nossa Senhora Aparecida in Alta Mogiana, our coffee farm in the countryside of the state of São Paulo, Brazil, in 2010.
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Workers Credit Union is a Massachusetts Credit Union offering full service banking. The credit union has 14 locations in Massachusetts and can offer membership to residents that live or work in Massachusetts or Southern New Hampshire. This credit union branch is located in Fitchburg, MA. Visit www.wcu.com for more details and other credit union locations.
I'm not one that does much macro work. However, I saw this spider and thought I would try something different.
I used a Sigma 28mm macro lens for the Olympus OM system. I had the lens, then a OM to 4/3 adapter, then a extension tube, and finally a 4/3 to m43 adapter!
This was shot at f22 with a FL-50R directly next to it. The lens was almost touching the spider.
Social workers, academics and researchers gathered at the George W. Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis for the Grand Challenges for Social Work policy conference, sponsored by WUSTL's Center for Social Development and the American Academy of Social Work & Social Welfare Sept. 14-16, 2016. Michael Sherraden (right) introduces Matthew Epperson (left), Carrie Pettus-Davis, Elizabeth Tracy and Jeff Jenson during a panel discussion "Policy progress of the Grand Challenges: Examples and discussion" in Hillman Hall Friday, Sept. 16, 2016.
Photo by Sid Hastings / Center for Social Development
tekel işçileriyle dayanışma günü (68. gün) kısım IV
solidarity day&night for tekel workers(68th day) part IV
Workers take a break to see a few foreigners walking through their village. "Don't stare," I was advised. So I gave a big wave and carried on. He was surprised to see them all wave back just after this picture was taken.
Advertisement for Charles H. Kerr publications that appeared in the April 1922 issue of the Labor Herald, edited by William Z. Foster and published by the Trade Union Education League.