A little story of kindness…

Me: Hey webmaster, do you think I should start using my tele lens?

Webmaster: Mh, dunno…

Me: Nah… we are in a hurry and. Hey! Wait, let’s sit here.

Webmaster: What did you see?… The little girl on the other side of the pool?

Me: Yeah, but by the time I change lens she might decide to stop playing. I won’t use the tele lens, let’s what can I get… isn’t the reflection on the water amazing?

Webmaster: Yeah.

Few seconds later the little girl “lost” her ball and it started floating on the water moving toward the centre of the pool.
She wanted to “catch it” but she couldn’t and stood at the edge with the sweetest worried expression I had ever seen.
Her brother (I think they were sibiling) got close to help her catching the ball, but the wind made it “run” toward another side of the pool… they runned as well along the edge of the pool.
The ball reache the point where 2 women were sitting and one of them took the ball and gave it back to the girl who went back playing with the ball, away from the pool.

That’s just one of those little nice good stories you can “see” at the Meeting of Rimini.

Photography, a way for “storytelling”

(A guy looking at some pictures at the exhibition: Gdańsk 1980. Solidarność )

One of the best new aspect of the Meeting of Rimini this year was that most of the exhibition had a way larger ammount of pictures.

I was pleasantly surprised of this new aspect, because for me looking at an image is often an easier way to understand something, from a physics concept to and historical moment.

Beside, I’ve always loved the way pictures are a kind of portal to the past that tells you what was happening in that moment.

Well, not exactly all pictures…but that leads to a way longer post that I’m not able to write. Not yet

Playtime at the Meeting of Rimini

Playing with waves

Math tree

Pizza and photo

Here, they sing and clap their hands when they are making pizza…

Well, not often, but happens.

While the “singers” are making pizza I start editing  my pictures

That’s from the second, amazing, exhibition I’ve visited.
That was great and showing a lot of Beautiful “details” of a great masterpiece.

As I thought before coming here to the Meeting of Rimini, soon or later I want to visit Santiago De Compostela (in Spain).