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Created "for the uplifting of the whole people," the University of Alberta is committed to inspiring the human spirit through outstanding achievements in learning, discovery and citizenship in a creative community, building one of the world's great universities for the public good.

Panoramic picture for me just a temporary hobby. Photograping on Canon A510, sometimes with a tripod, and more often - by hand. Unusual always interesting :-)

Ivan Ivankovic fjaka from Dubrovnik, Croatia

Creative Director, Photographer and Designer at Div Media | The CRAIC in Galway

History The dream of establishing a "University of the Jewish People" in the Land of Israel formed an integral part of the early Zionist vision. With the acquisition of the Gray Hill estate atop Mount Scopus, and the laying of the cornerstone for the university-to-be in 1918, the realization of the dream was on its way.

Seven years later, on April 1, 1925, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem was opened at a festive ceremony attended, among others, by leaders of world Jewry including the University's founding father, Dr. Chaim Weizmann, distinguished academics and communal leaders of the Yishuv, and British dignitaries including Lord Balfour, Viscount Allenby and Sir Herbert Samuel. Also in attendance were Chief Rabbi Abraham Isaac Hacohen Kook, the poet Haim Nahman Bialik and many others.

The First Board of Governors of the University, chaired by Dr. Weizmann, included such luminaries as Albert Einstein, Sigmund Freud, Martin Buber, Haim Nahman Bialik, Asher Ginsberg (Ahad Ha'am), Dr. Judah Leib Magnes, James Rothschild, Sir Alfred Mond, Nahum Sokolov, Harry Sacher and Felix M. Warburg.

The University's first three research institutes - in microbiology, chemistry and Jewish studies - had 33 faculty members and 141 students. In 1931, the University awarded its first degrees, the Master of Arts, to 13 graduates.

By 1947, the University had grown to a large, well-established research and teaching institution, encompassing humanities, science, medicine, education and agriculture (the last at a campus in Rehovot); the Jewish National and University Library; a University press; and an adult education center. Student enrollment exceeded 1,000 and there were some 200 faculty members.

The War of Independence in 1948 left the University campus cut off from Israeli west Jerusalem, and alternative facilities were found throughout the city. In 1953, construction began on a new main campus at Givat Ram in the heart of Jerusalem. A few years later work began on a health sciences campus in Ein Kerem in southwest Jerusalem, in partnership with the Hadassah Medical Organization. By the beginning of 1967, the number of faculties and schools had been greatly expanded, and enrollment exceeded 12,500.

With the reunification of Jerusalem in the Six-Day War of June 1967, work began on restoring and expanding the Mount Scopus campus. In 1981, the historical Mount Scopus campus again became the main home of the University. The University has since continued to grow, with the addition of new buildings, establishment of new programs, and recruitment of outstanding scholars, researchers and students, in fulfillment of its commitment to excellence.

As the Federal Council’s staff office, the Federal Chancellery organizes the government’s meetings and communicates its decisions. It publishes official texts, is the guarantor of political rights and ensures that federal elections and popular votes are held correctly.

I like 360° photospheres, I'm from Taxco, Gro; Mexico. Visit: www.taxcolandia.com

Съемка панорам - одно из множества моих хобби!

Профессиональный фотограф.

Свадьбы, корпоративы, школы, детские сады

I'm a passionate photography amateur since the '70s, when I started shooting slides with a fully manual Olympus OM-1n reflex camera and a small set of lenses. Now, decades later, digital photography has replaced all that analog stuff, but my interest is still strong: I'm now attracted by 360° panoramas, to me a challenging technique that involves both traditional shooting skills as well as computer post-processing and web technology knowledge. A real "digital craftmanship"!

I'm fascinated by this new media, that gives the user a strong feeling to really be inside the scene.

After the first 360° images I'm publishing, taken in my home town after following lots of tutorials found on the web and much learning from direct field experiments, I'd like to try other panoramas where I live (Milan), a city with lots of photographic opportunities.

But I'd like to introduce something original as well... as soon as I'll get enough experience I hope to start publishing my ideas and proposals on this topic. 

Publicist, designer, photographer, I have worked as an art director for 25 years for different advertising agencies, designing campaigns and editorial material, for this reason and the constant supervision of photographic material the concern for landscape photography is born, a task that has always It has been present since I started working, but now with the start of the pandemic I do it professionally.

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