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This morning I went along to the Holi Festival of Colours on the Commons. I would have loved to have gone inside but my asthma can't take the coloured dust. It sure was a very hot day. March 5, 2016 The Commons, Christchurch New Zealand.
The Holi is all about celebrating the people of Christchurch. Indian-fusion performances will showcase the many different cultures in our community, joining together for one big party.
Holi is a day to forget your worries and connect with family and friends. Throw colours and dance to music.Enjoy traditional Indian games, cultural performances and festive Holi delicacies.
This traditional Indian holiday originates from folk stories, passed down through generations. Each region in India celebrates in its own way but Holi is widely recognised as a day to forgive, look ahead and celebrate with colours as a community.
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Submitted to Monthly Scavenger Hunt under Two Storey Building
I love the colours of these houses, and the view they have is unparalleled :-)
Many of my Middle Eastern students make a point of using the old school 4 point coloured pens in making notes for their lectures.
My daughter has the same, but one of them is a pencil... She also has the obligatory pen with 16 different colours on them too, I've no idea how she tells the difference as there's quite a strong streak of colour blindness in the family.
People's Association community groups painted the Foo Dogs lanterns known as Chinese stone lions to celebrate the Year of the Dog during the Chinese New Year 2018 Festival at the Gardens by the Bay.
A few photos from the SAA-uk Colours of Punjab event, held at Left Bank Leeds. Really lovely celebration with Punjabi folk music and dancing. Featuring the Gidha Bolyan ladies and Tohr Panjabian Di, wonderful Bhangra dancers.
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It was bloody hard to choose which pictures I was going to publish from this wonderful day in Kew Gardens, I'm in love with everything there: the flowers, the colours, the light...
I spent tons of film in there so this is, trust me, a quick look around at Kew Gardens through my lens. I hope you enjoyed it because seinf these makes me proud of my small development as a film photographer and I hope I help you to fall in love for Kew Gardens.
Kew Gardens, London, May 2016,
with lomography color negative 100 iso and my love.*