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Free Stock Photos & Free Images | Share and download Juegos didácticos para niños Beautiful Photographs of Winter Six Revisions Skip site navigation Beautiful Photographs of Winter Dec 28 2009 by Tomas Laurinavicius | 28 Comments Winter is upon us (in the Northern Hemisphere at least). Few things in this world can be so solemn and magnificent at the same time, the winter season being one of those things. School’s Out For Ever By TheReal7 Time is contagious By Andri Elfarsson Glowing tree By Matt Dijk Frozen Trees By Wide screen Bergs By Richard Mohler Cold Sun By Denis-Carl Robidoux Sleepless By Solkku Winter Cabin By Andri Elfarsson Male ciche By Kexi Aurora Borealis, the colored lights seen in the skies… By Beverly Kahuna Winter Trees By My Userid Winter Nap By Denis-Carl Robidoux Winter at the river By Raul Lieberwirth Desolate bush wallpaper By Bruce Guenter Winter postcard By Boby Dimitrov Brrrrrr By bch12 Hallett Peak and Bear Lake By bch12 I’ve reached the end of the world By Trey Ratcliff Ice Mountain By Scott Shatto Polarized Winter By Marcus Bradbury Winter Landscape By Icasaracht Winter Landscape By My Userid

Blog photo Histoire: des images libres de droit (première partie) « Patrimo Plusieurs personnes et organismes mettent à la disposition de la communauté internaute des ressources qui sont gratuites si elles sont utilisées à des fins pédagogiques non commerciales. Elles sont identifiées le plus souvent par le logo Creative commons. Voici quelques sites internet qui proposent de telles images et qui conviennent à des projets en univers social, donc en histoire. Musée McCord Le Musée Mccord offre plus de 135 000 images du Canada(photographies, caricatures, dessins, estampes, etc) qui datent du 19e et du 20e siècle. Adresse: Rue Saint-Jean, Québec, Qc, 1865 -via Musée McCord Flickr Il y a d’abord les albums du photographe Mario Groleau. Adresse: Ensuite, il y a The Commons, toujours sur Flickr. Adresse: Église de Trois-Rivière, 1877 – @Mario Groleau Le site web du RECITUS contient une banque d’images en univers social, classées par catégorie.

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Chris Jordan - Midway On Midway Atoll, a remote cluster of islands more than 2000 miles from the nearest continent, the detritus of our mass consumption surfaces in an astonishing place: inside the stomachs of thousands of dead baby albatrosses. The nesting chicks are fed lethal quantities of plastic by their parents, who mistake the floating trash for food as they forage over the vast polluted Pacific Ocean. For me, kneeling over their carcasses is like looking into a macabre mirror. ~cj, Seattle, February 2011 For updates on Chris Jordan”s upcoming film ALBATROSS, visit www.albatrossthefilm.com. ALBATROSS film trailer