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《キャサリン妃 NPGとのプロジェクト”Hold Still digital exhibition”がついに公開! 》
9 / 14 (月)
『Hold Still digital exhibition』
兼ねてから動かれていた
キャサリン妃とナショナル・ポートレート・ギャラリー
のプロジェクト
”ホールド・スティル・デジタル・エキシビション”
ロックダウン中の経験をカメラに収めた画像を
国民から募り
キャサリン妃を含む、審査員たちで選ばれた
100枚が選ばれる。
その結果が明らかに。
キャサリン妃が登場し
PRされると思いきや
何もなしとは、予想外
でも代わりに
エリザベス女王の声明が!
これはすごい!!
単にキャサリン妃の応援とも取れるけど
だからと言ってそんな簡単に声明が出るとも思えない。
とにかく、
女王がこのプロジェクトを賞賛されたことは明らかだろう。
キャサリン妃のお仕事が認められた!
それがデカい。
さぞ、キャサリン妃の自信につながったでしょう。
Kate and a panel of judges selected 100 images from more than 31,000 entries for Hold Still digital exhibition
People of all ages across Britain were invited to submit a photo which they had taken during lockdown
The Queen was 'inspired' by the results of a photographic lockdown project led by Duchess of Cambridge
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN SENDS MESSAGE TO 'HOLD STILL' ENTRANTS AS DIGITAL EXHIBITION LAUNCHES
To mark the launch of the Hold Still digital exhibition, Her Majesty The Queen has written a message sending her best wishes and congratulations to all those who submitted an image to the project. The Duchess of Cambridge shared a selection of the portraits featured in the exhibition with Her Majesty last month.
The exhibition, which has been unveiled today (Monday 14th September), features one hundred portraits selected by The Duchess and four other judges from 31,598 submissions made to Hold Still during the project’s six-week entry period. Focused on three core themes – Helpers and Heroes, Your New Normal and Acts of Kindness – the images present a unique record of our shared and individual experiences during this extraordinary period of history, conveying humour and grief, creativity and kindness, tragedy and hope.
Launched by the Duchess in May, in collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery, Hold Still invited people of all ages, from across the UK to submit a photographic portrait which they had taken during lockdown. The project aimed to capture and document the spirit, the mood, the hopes, the fears and the feelings of the nation as we continued to deal with the coronavirus outbreak.
The judging panel assessed the images on the emotions and experiences they convey rather than on their photographic quality or technical expertise. A selection of the photographs featured in the digital exhibition will also be shown in towns and cities across the UK later in the year.
Throughout the Covid-19 emergency, London Bridge Job Centre has continued to provide face to face support to vulnerable customers.
There, The Duke and Duchess spoke to customers, staff and employers on the difficulties involved in helping people find work during a global pandemic.
The royal couple started their outing at the London Bridge Jobcentre, where they heard how some employers are using the coronavirus pandemic as an "excuse" to cut staff.
Afef Ben Khaled, who lost her job in a commercial bank in May and has been living on universal credit while trying to find a new job told them: "I'm getting interviews, but everything is very slow. In banking, we are also facing other uncertainties with Brexit."
Asked by the Duchess, who wore a red Beulah dress, whether other colleagues were in the same situation, she replied: "Another colleague of mine who was made redundant thought they [employer] are using the Covid-19 as an excuse. Sorry to be direct with you, but this is the reality."
William responded: "I’m sure."
Lloyd Graham, community engagement manager for the construction company Keltbray, told the couple how the firm is offering Higher Degree apprenticeships and is demolishing local buildings for the redevelopment of the Elephant and Castle area.
William told him: "The children, especially Louis would love to come and watch that, to see the diggers, they love it."
Kate nudged him and said: "Don't forget Charlotte! She'd love it too."
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”Part 2”
『the London Muslim Centre』
@eastlondonmosque
At the London Muslim Centre @eastlondonmosque,
volunteers have supported members of the community by helping to cook and deliver warm meals and medication to the most vulnerable - and gone above and beyond by providing befriending calls to the isolated, vulnerable and elderly and critical counselling, including supporting women affected by domestic violence.
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”Part 3”
『beigel_bake Brick Lane Bakery』
During a visit to East London’s famous @beigel_bake Brick Lane Bakery,
The Duke and Duchess heard how this affected employees, as well as the ways in which the shop have helped their community through food donation and delivery.
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動画
@ the Beigel Bake in Brick Lane
懐かしい〜〜っつ❤️❤️
a family business founded in 1974.
During lockdown the 24-hour bakery was forced to cut its opening hours and put most staff on furlough.
But the owners joined a food donation programme, Feast, and made deliveries to vulnerable people in the area and are starting to see business pick up, despite tourist numbers remaining low.
“We are so excited to come to your famous shop,” William told Amnon, 70, who started the bakery with his late brother, Asher.
“We’ve been here 41 years, thank you for coming,” Mr Cohen told him proudly.
手を消毒して、、、
William and Kate handled 7¼ lb piles of dough, kneading them into shape to make 30 4oz beigels.
And their famously competitive spirit was on display as they found themselves being judged on their technique.
After using sanitiser, the royals donned aprons and gloves and giggled as they got to work,
As the Duke put the finishing touches to his dough ball, Elias Cohen, whose father Amnon founded the bakery in 1974, said: "Not bad. I think Kate wins!"
"We'll go with that," replied the future king, laughing as he placed his dough on a tray for shaping. “The usual story.”
As they continued to work on the dough, the Duchess laughed: "Just wait until you see the aftermath! I had beginner's luck. They are getting worse!"
Founder Amnon Cohen described the visit as "the proudest moment of my life".
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They were spotted on Battersea Bridge and Kate was showing a very amused Louis the boats on the Thames
It seems that Kate was stuck in traffic near the Battersea Bridge and then decided to continue on foot in front of the astonished eyes of cyclists and passers-by. She showed Louis the boats and all the buildings nearby
たまら〜〜ん❤️❤️❤️
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