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Built By "TRINITY YACHTS" 141ft. (42.9m) Trideck Motoryacht

ABS Maltese Cross A1 Yachting Service AMS; MCA Compliant

2 Caterpillar 3512

Year Delivered: 2004

Positive City (Mlle Delphine Santiago), Prix Eclair, Marseille Pont de Vivaux le 9/01/14

Best Positive Quotes :

 

QUOTATION – Image :

  

As the quote says – Description

 

Anyone who motivates you to be better is someone who is worth keeping close to.

   

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Photo taken in Plainfield, VT.

MRS. GUPTA GRACES 8TH BCS RATNA AWARDS

Negative as Subject- the image has snow coming down that you can see, and the background is in focus also.

This gentle soul had this little smile that never left him while we were talking.

positive via inversing colors digitally

this photo has mostly positive space, meaning there isn't much empty space to fill up

Is there a clear relationship between the black and white areas? Yes there is a very clear relationship between the positive and negative space, you can see both negative and positive space very clearly.

 

How is the principle of Unity represented in your design? This pictures represents unity because in both positive and negative space this picture still looks almost the same.

  

An enlivening seminar was held on ‘Positive Parenting’ by the renowned Parenting expert, Mrs. Sudha Gupta, at Hotel Park Blu in Sonipat on 12th February 2017. The seminar was informative, thought provoking as well as offered an emotional and interactive experience for the large number of parents gathered there.

Forest of Dean - Ilford Delta 400 @ 800 - Leica M4 and Voigtlander 35mm f2.5 VM Color-Skopar P II Lens

Negative Lab Pro v2.4.2 | Color Model: Basic | Pre-Sat: 3 | Tone Profile: Linear | WB: None | LUT: Frontier

Processed 35mm negatives to positives

Not really sure this shot has anything to do with my day... but it was actually a pretty good day... energy is climbing into positive territory.

 

Tomorrow might be a bit of a corner I turn... we'll see.

Decisions are being made right now in cities that we'll see the impact of for a long time. In the past, these decisions have been made piecemeal, and human-centered design hasn't played as big a role in urban systems as it should have. Moving forward, how might we realize the needs and realities of people amidst increasing physical, environmental, and technological pressures?

 

Former IDEOers Evanne Holloway (Urban Systems) and Madison Berger (Design Research) lead a working session that explores the decisions being made in cities and how design thinking and human-centricity can support sustainable positive impact in the built environment, climate, and technology.

 

Photos by Felicia Kieselhorst

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