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Breathtaking prints by National Geographic photographers on sale in aid of Ukraine
Stunning works by National Geographic photographers from around the world are on sale as part of a project to raise money for humanitarian relief in Ukraine.
The project is organized by the nonprofit organization Vital Impacts,
and 100% of the profits will go to Direct Relief, which is providing
medical aid to people affected by the war. The collection includes
beautiful moments in nature and everyday life. There's a touch of glamor
from Nigeria, a friendly meeting in India, a foggy day in New York City
and, above, a moment of joy for Ukrainian students gathering in Kyiv to
celebrate the end of school in 2018. "The hope is that this work will
inspire everyone who sees it to work for a world of peace and
compassion," Ami Vitale, a co-founder of Vital Impacts, told CNN. See the full collection, here.
Manisha and Jasmin Singh pause in the Baoli, an ancient step well in a village near the city of Jaipur outside of India's Thar desert. The image was captured by Ami Vitale. |
Demurs Sensei, Corona Del Mar, 1980 |
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6 comments:
This 40-second video was really special. I enjoyed it. But I also enjoyed your collage on a not at all funny theme and all these excellent pictures in your 2GN2S story.
Happy Friday, Jacki!
I can’t believe how many ideas you come up with for art to support the Ukraine. You amaze me. :-)
Thanks, Elenor. I am at my daughter's house with the two grand-dog until Sunday, and dog time is a much more relaxed time. You are a day ahead, so I will wish you a Happy Saturday and great weekend.
Thank you, John, your kind words help fuel me.
Amazing War Zone! Liking it a lot!
How do you do it_ posting your new art work, unique photos and interesting stories daily. Do you live in a 24/7 world like we do? Sleep well Jacki!
Aww, thanks Amelia! The blog has taken over my journal time. I am not sure if I get the same benefit, but it does keep me mentally active. The blog takes about 2 hours, usually late at night. Sometime, I do take a previous art work and rework it, if that's cheating, it's also a time saver late at night. Wishing you a great Friday and weekend. Thanks for visiting my silly blog. ;o)
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