Global Photos Project!

[Gość: Vladimir Sergeev]

Hello, friend!
I’m introduce myself, now. My name is Vladimir Sergeev, 20 years old, Moscow
Modern Humanitarium student, live in Orsha, Belarus.
In my city not have a great places and I going to another cities and
countries. I often going to Minsk is the capital epublic of Belarus. In this
city I have a lot of friends and we make a great things, as helped old
people; make a presentation CD’s with new belarusian music; works for a
newspapers and magazines; we very like to chat, enjoy and make a things for
the best world, as a young people.
And now I also have a great another project! I wanna that all countries make
photos also as a belarusian. I’m have a photo camera Canon Power Shot A 60
and I’m none-professional photographer, I more like write the poems or
articles in newspapers. But now I want to give one general subject. It’s
maybe will be a historical places, where you live or some great buildings.
But another subject will be, if we will be make not usual photos, as
buildings and make a photos, where show the nature (I open your profile and
looked at your nature photos and it very great look like!). I want to show
this project that in different countries planet and my country people to feel
the like way and it is necessary to respect and love each other. I think to
do this positive project and show this in the centre Minsk in one of the
picture gallery. I also have a friends, who well play the music, I think to
invite their participate in this project, also. I want that belorussian
people, which have a no possibility much travel and see, more be aware of you
country and possibility better to understand the foreign inhabitant.
I also shall be pleased if you will be a pat at this project participation! I
want that you send me photography, advisable not less 250 kb on my personal
address in internet: [e-mail] I also need for you contact
information to at time to conduct this project, indicate you information that
people to see that this project to have a reality.
Sincerely,
Vladimir Sergeev.
P.s. I’m so sorry for my bad English.