Photographer: Alexandre Stipp - São Paulo, BDP Brasil
alexandre.stipp@bdp.com.br
The hole in the center of the arc allows the contour fits precisely to be put there only in the months of July and August.
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Each October, BDP International presents a unique desktop calendar to each and every employee as part of our International Customer Service Day celebration. The Calendar includes 14 different winning photographs year over year with a specific theme. The 2009 Calendar theme is Excellence in Motion, and BDP employees around the world are encouraged to submit entries, beginning June 27 through August 13, that they think best reflects the theme - Excellence in Motion.
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1 comment:
It caught my eyes and I was so touched beyond words!
At the first time, I focused my eye on the penetrant light from the hole, it was really wonderful and magic. And then the thought I had in mind: "the hope light always through the hole dark in time, and both of them were all needed during lifetime!"
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