28th July 2014
why stand on a silent platform?
a couple of weeks ago my internet went down for about 5 days. it was frustrating and i felt really disconnected with what was happening in the outside world. as soon as it started working again i went to twitter to read that a commercial plane had just been shot out of the sky over ukraine and four kids had been been killed playing on a beach in gaza. since then more planes have gone down and a significantly higher number of children have been killed in gaza. turns out i was happier when i had disconnected ignorance instead of the horrifying realities of the world. one of the most heartbreaking things i read on gaza was this eyewitness account of a massacre in khuza'a. on saturday thousands of people came together for a peaceful protest in parliament square, london. as depressing and hopeless as the current news cycle is right now, there is something uplifting about seeing a huge group of people, from different cultures and backgrounds, unify and stand together in the name of peace.
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i've posted 170 photos taken with my nikon d5300 - here are the last few i posted - view the rest here
i've posted 65 photos taken with a shutter speed of 1/800 sec - here are the last few i posted - view the rest here
i've posted 62 photos taken with an aperture of f/7.1 - here are the last few i posted - view the rest here
i've posted 30 photos taken with a focal length of 160.0 mm - here are the last few i posted - view the rest here
this is the only picture i've posted taken on 26th July 2014
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