A mesmerizing moment captured in the darkness of night showcases a Maasai giraffe delicately drinking at a watering hole in Shompole Community Land, located in southern Kenya. Photographer Gurcharan Roopra reminisces about the slow and deliberate movements of the giraffe, describing the experience of waiting in silence and working in near-total darkness to capture this… Continue reading Brushstrokes of gold: giraffe portrait shines in global wildlife fundraiser
Author: Tom Pattinson
Giant sand octopus makes a splash on English beach
A stunning display of art adorned the sandy shores of Cornwall this week, as a colossal 100-meter long octopus emerged from the grains. The spectacle captivated beachgoers at Watergate Bay before being washed away by the incoming tide, leaving only memories of its intricate design. Crafted by the talented artists at Sand In Your Eye,… Continue reading Giant sand octopus makes a splash on English beach
From broken things to bold ideas: Edinburgh’s festival of repair
e the 205th anniversary of the book’s publication. There’s also a whole range of children’s events connected to creativity, including how to repair toys and write a story. Read the full article on Positive News here: Read More
Monuments of change: London’s statues honouring remarkable women
th a statue in nearby Victoria Tower Gardens in 1930, Fawcett, leader of the non-violent National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies, had to wait until 2018 for her moment. The statue depicts her at 50, the age she was when the NUWSS was founded. She stands casually, using a sign reading “Courage Calls to Courage… Continue reading Monuments of change: London’s statues honouring remarkable women