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165 034 forming 2D29, the 13.32 Leamington Spa to Stratford-upon-Avon sits in the bat awaiting departure time. Wed 18.01.2017.
Color Run Coimbra 2015 | ROSTOS
Álbum com 54 fotos de rostos que fizeram a festa, domingo, 26 de Abril de 2015, em Coimbra.
Uma tarde de domingo única, Coimbra polvilhada de confettis de cor e alegria oferecidos pelos milhares de participantes na COLOR RUN. Da Avenida Inês de Castro ao Açude-Ponte, da Emídio Navarro ao Parque Verde do Mondego, Ponte Pedro e Inês e Praça da Canção (Choupalinho), a alegria esfusiante dos “corredores” a todos contagiou.
Tiro de partida dado por Carlos Cidade, Vereador do Desporto da Câmara Municipal de Coimbra, abrindo as portas a duas horas de diversão pura.
O evento integrou o multifacetado programa gizado pela Câmara Municipal de Coimbra para as comemorações dos 41 anos do 25 de Abril.
Sobre a Color Run:
The Color Run® é uma experiência ímpar que se concentra menos na velocidade e muito mais num momento colorido de diversão entre amigos e família. Os participantes são de todas as idades, formas e feitios, e todos eles são “brindados” com uma pintura especial logo na partida… Quer se trate de um corredor ocasional ou de um verdadeiro atleta, estes cinco quilómetros The Color Run® constituem uma corrida incomparável, em que não só a cor, mas também o riso, a alegria e o convívio são comuns a cada um dos participantes.
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A little classicism for day 34. I was uninspired, so I tried for some composition. The bad thing is that the grapes were on the fridge, and so they looked kinda stained.
But, as my focus was on composition, I would say it's not a complete fail, after all. :)
Shot at the Aylmer Marina. I had no idea how wide the field of view was on the camera, so it wasn't quite framed how I thought it would be! Plus it's overexposed, but who's counting? ;-)
Holga 120WPC - Delta 100 Pro - Developed in Blazinal
Built on the shores of Bay of Bengal in Mahabalipuram (India) in the early 8th century by the Pallava King Rajasimha. The shore temple actually consists of 2 back to back shrines, one facing the east (the bay), and the smaller one facing west.
Mahabalipuram was a flourishing sea port in the times of Periplus and Ptolemy (140 AD). It stands on the edge of the Bay of Bengal. At high tide, the waves sweep into its compounds. The walls and their sculptures have been battered and eroded by the winds and waves for thirteen hundred years. Yet they stand intact.
There is an old legend here that originally there were seven temples. Of these, six have been swallowed by the sea. Only one temple - the Shore Temple - has remained. There are evidences of submerged structures under the waves. Sporadic excavations are going on. But it is too early to say whether there really was a glorious city and six more temples which now lie submerged under the waves off the coast off Mahabalipuram.
Fortune Brainstorm Design
Brooklyn, NY
Tuesday, May 24, 2022
1.15–2.30 PM LUNCH SESSIONS
DEVELOPING A MULTICULTURAL DESIGN PRACTICE
Design is neither a neutral nor objective force. It always reflects the values and intent of those who wield it. We can see this when products and services don’t align with the needs and values of the communities they impact. As companies scale to build products that engage communities globally, it is important the solutions they create are culturally intelligent. They should resonate with the localized values and experiences of the communities they serve. How do we develop cross-cultural design practices that empower individuals and communities to mobilize cultural knowledge? Join Black-led design collective Design to Divest and Salesforce for an interactive discussion on expanding the collective imagination of design as a discipline to create equitable products, services, and institutions.
Hosted by Salesforce
Welcome Remarks: Jason Mayden, Co-chair, Fortune Brainstorm Design
Facilitators:
Azeez Alli, Co-founder, Design to Divest;
Michael Collett, Founder and Creative Co-Director, Greenworks
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