Diversity Saturday - "Courage and Passion"

Ballerina in Wheelchair with Prosthetic Limb and Dancers

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  Diversity Saturday - "Courage and Passion"
  
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  Prompt: A spectral world, FRONTAL VIEW, (((masterpiece))) evocative, emotions, acrylic, oil on canvas, fantasy lots of light pinks. A little girl ballet dancer is seated in a wheelchair, with a poised and graceful posture. She is missing one leg. She has a slim build and fair skin. Her hair is styled in a neat bun, brown hair, typical for ballet performances. The dancer is wearing a classical light pink tutu, ballet tights, and has ballet pointe shoes on her feet, with one shoe fallen off onto the floor beside the wheelchair. She has a serene expression on her face, with eyes looking slightly upward, and her arms are elegantly lifted above her head in a ballet pose. The dancer is illuminated with soft, warm lighting that creates gentle shadows on the wall behind her, emphasizing the calming and inspiring atmosphere. The wall and floor suggest a dance studio environment, with light color tones and simple textures. The wheelchair is a standard manual type with metallic frame and black seat. The overall composition captures a moment of determination and passion for the art of dance. Delicate, young, handicap, passionate, courageous, bold, beautiful, HD, sweet, adorable.
  
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Prompt: A spectral world, FRONTAL VIEW, (((masterpiece))) evocative, emotions, acrylic, oil on canvas, fantasy lots of light pinks. A little girl ballet dancer is seated in a wheelchair, with a poised and graceful posture. She is missing one leg. She has a slim build and fair skin. Her hair is styled in a neat bun, brown hair, typical for ballet performances. The dancer is wearing a classical light pink tutu, ballet tights, and has ballet pointe shoes on her feet, with one shoe fallen off onto the floor beside the wheelchair. She has a serene expression on her face, with eyes looking slightly upward, and her arms are elegantly lifted above her head in a ballet pose. The dancer is illuminated with soft, warm lighting that creates gentle shadows on the wall behind her, emphasizing the calming and inspiring atmosphere. The wall and floor suggest a dance studio environment, with light color tones and simple textures. The wheelchair is a standard manual type with metallic frame and black seat. The overall composition captures a moment of determination and passion for the art of dance. Delicate, young, handicap, passionate, courageous, bold, beautiful, HD, sweet, adorable.

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More about Diversity Saturday - "Courage and Passion"

I have Always been in awe when I see people with prosthesis's, especially in paralympics.
They seem to have overcome their handicap with great courage and resilience, and I sense a Strength in them that perhaps "normal" people do not have.
This is truly amazing also in the field of technology, because prosthesis's are continually evolving.

Meet for instance : Aimee Mullin. A brave, strong, inspirational woman. She's a paralympian athlete, actress, and model, not to mention that she's beautiful. She was born with a birth defect called Fibular Hemimelia. This basically means that she was born with no fibula bone in either of her legs. After having both of her legs amputated below the knee on her first birthday, Aimee was able to learn to walk with prosthetic legs by the time she was two, and spent her childhood doing the usual athletic activities of her peers: swimming, biking, softball, soccer, and skiing, always alongside “able-bodied” kids.

People magazine named her one of their “50 Most Beautiful People in the World” and recently she was named the new Global Brand Ambassador for L'Oreal.

Makes you think twice when you're having a bad day ~~