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From our partners the good people at The Viewfinder Project:
This is a time when all of us could take a moment to “see life differently” and change how we look at what’s happening around us. We at The Viewfinder Project want to invite you to embark with us on a photographic adventure. For the time being, you will find The Viewfinder Project curriculum posted on our website as a free download. Simply go to www.theviewfinderproject.org and click “Download PDF” in the bottom left corner of our homepage. The lessons in our curriculum guide are written so that anyone, children & adults, can participate.
“Life is like a camera. FOCUS on what’s important. CAPTURE the good times. DEVELOP from the negatives. And if things don’t work out, take another shot.” (Ziad K. Abdelnour)
From the good people at The Viewfinder Project:
This is a time when all of us could take a moment to “see life differently” and change how we look at what’s happening around us. We at The Viewfinder Project want to invite you to embark with us on a photographic adventure. For the time being, you will find The Viewfinder Project curriculum posted on our website as a free download. Simply go to www.theviewfinderproject.org and click “Download PDF” in the bottom left corner of our homepage. The lessons in our curriculum guide are written so that anyone, children & adults, can participate.
“Life is like a camera. FOCUS on what’s important. CAPTURE the good times. DEVELOP from the negatives. And if things don’t work out, take another shot.” (Ziad K. Abdelnour)
I am back home after a quick trip to Singapore, India & Nepal visiting Ball Project partners. The time in Asia was very encouraging & there are lots of opportunities & partnerships to continue & develop.
I was able to introduce a few people to The Viewfinder Project & the great work they are doing teaching photography & life skills to help people “see life differently.”
It was good to go & it is good to be back.
Ball Project is thankful for our supporters & partners committed to help kids play.
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