One Day on Earth - El Salvador 12.12.12

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Comment by Guillermo Funes on December 22, 2011 at 5:09pm

11 11 11 El Salvador from Mad Photo on Vimeo.

Comment by Guillermo Funes on December 22, 2011 at 5:07pm

Hhla a todos pues ya subi lo que grabe el 11 11 11, es corto pero hice lo que pude...
hey evreyone i just uploaded the video a made for 11 11 11 it's short i did waht i could
http://vimeo.com/34043526

Comment by Brandon Litman on October 30, 2011 at 9:53am

Hi Guillermo - 11/11/11 is all about recording what you want to share with the world. Last year our community shared over 3000 hours of footage (archive found here) - some people filmed "for a cause" other people filmed their city, or other events and interests around them. Feel free to check out the "find a group page" The footage is all shared by those that participate, so we can all create short edits of our world, as it is today. We see this as a great way for us to learn about the joys, struggles, and diversity of every day life. Film 1 minute, film 24 hours - it is up to you. I hope you can share your perspective from El Salvador!

Comment by Guillermo Funes on October 30, 2011 at 9:34am

Hey, i would ike to participite in the 11.11.11 but i dont quite understand it, we will record ourselves during 24 hrs?, or just 5 mins? pls help, greetings desde El Salvador

Comment by Katy Gates on June 15, 2011 at 4:37pm

Hello all! Here at One Day on Earth, we're gearing up for 11/11/11 and we want you to join! Anyone planning something interesting from El Salvador for November?

Comment by Douglas Melara on October 13, 2010 at 1:47pm

Hola a todos, junto con mi familia hicimos una ruta por el litoral salvadoreño desde la libertad hasta mizata una playa bonita, tomando a pescadores y surfistas.
Regresamos por sonsonate, pronto subire el material.
Saludos

Comment by Juan Carlos Saavedra on October 13, 2010 at 2:23am

Pues yo realice un viaje familiar tambien, fuimos al occidente del pais a una zona turistica que le denominan la Ruta de Las Flores, son una serie de pueblos montañosos que pasaron de vivir de la siembra del café a proveer atractivos turísticos, aun esta en pañales su verdadero desarrollo pero ya se puede apreciar su avance.
Al final y sin darme cuenta todo giro en torno a la comida, provamos varios platos típicos y caminamos por la localidad, asi que mi video recreara esos momentos cotidianos de una salida simple a sitios de consumo masivo.
Despues les agrego unas fotos del viaje.
Saludos a todos.

Comment by Lisa Sears on September 19, 2010 at 4:03am

Es un privilegio trabajar en El Salvador y este proyecto me emociona.

Comment by Douglas Melara on September 16, 2010 at 10:03pm

HOLA, UN GUSTO PARTICIPAR

Comment by Juan Carlos Saavedra on September 16, 2010 at 8:47pm

Espero ver mas participantes de ES en ODOE, y que nos encontremos en este grupo para intercambiar impresiones.
Saludos para los que se agregen en los proximos dias.