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ALT A diverse group of adults, including blind and visually impaired people, gathered outside at a table during a previous lively Freedom Night. They’re smiling, chatting and holding drinks, with a city street and glowing lights softly blurred in the background.
ALT A large, diverse group of people, most of whom are blind or visually impaired, smiling and posing together. Many are sitting or kneeling in the front row, while others stand in the back, all have their hands raised in a friendly wave.
ALT Happy looking man smiling during a VI Zumba session, holding his hands out in the air.
ALT Still performance image of Malik Nashad Sharpe (a Work Place Artist), known as Marikiscrycrycry.
ALT Still photographic image showing Illuminate Freedom Health and Well-Being Founder and Artistic Director, Louise Dickson at the entrance of Colindale Library, Barnet. Louise is pointing towards the 'Creative Communities' poster.
ALT A still photographic image showing Illuminate Freedom Health and Well-Being Founder and Artistic Director, Louise Dickson delivering a VI Zumba session at Colindale Library, Barnet for the 'Creative Communties' initiative.
ALT An image of Illuminate Freedom Health and Well-Being Founder, Louise Dickson, delivering a workshop for a large group of blind and visually impaired men and women of working age.
ALT A still photographic image of ten Illuminate Freedom Health and Well-Being members engaged in an outdoor dance session. The photo is in a green sunny park space against the backdrop of trees.
ALT Image showing two women and one man in a studio mid rehearsal, standing side by side, legs wide, leaning forwards, the back of their hands are covering their faces.
ALT Image of our Creative Response Session to Neon Dance's 'Last and First Men' at London Science Museum. Photograph shows Illuminate Freedom Health and Well-Being's Founder and Artistic Director, Louise Dickson in discussion with three partially sighted participants around a table in the Science Museum. Louise and a partially sighted lady are both holding their hands up depicting what they interpret on 'Last and First Men.' Louise's arms are open and wide, whilst the partially sighted lady's hands are held up in front of her face in a provocative manner.
ALT Photographic still of Illuminate Freedom and Health and Well-Being's Creative Response Session to Neon Dance's 'Last and First Men'. Photograph shows Illuminate Freedom Health and Well-Being's Founder and Artistic Director, Louise Dickson in discussion with three partially sighted participants around a table in the Science Museum. The discussion looks colourful, as Louise and a partially sighted lady are both holding their hands up depicting what they interpret on 'Last and First Men.' Louise's arms are open and particularly wide, whilst the partially sighted lady's hands are held up in front of her face. An evocative photograph.
ALT A European dancer poses with balletic legs, wearing an over-sized white jumper. Her extra-long sleeves extend over her arms which are also extended via long white sticks for hands.
ALT A banner celebrating Sight Loss Councils sits to the right of a panel of speakers from illuminate freedom, TPT, sight loss councils and Better gym, who sit listening.
ALT A group of people stand ready to exercise in a dance studio, facing Louise Dickson from Illuminate Freedom
ALT A group of people stand around listening attentively to a member of Better gym staff beside a swimming pool
ALT Members of the London sight loss council and Better gym stand together smiling for the camera. Behind them is the sight loss councils banner.
ALT A photographic still image taken during a warm-up for a VI Zumba workshop at a Better Gym exercise studio, in London. The photograph shows Illuminate Freedom Health and Well-Being Founder and Artistic Director, Louise Dickson audio-describing warm-up movements to five vision-impaired men and women.
ALT Close up on someone's hands on the rail of a treadmill. Their magnifying can be seen on the ledge in front of the treadmill screen.
ALT Still performance photograph of three “Dance No. 2” dancers posing on the floor, in a gripping and strong stance, all have one leg projected in the air and one hand on the ground.
ALT Image showing three vision impaired people mid-dance session with their hands in the air and looks of joy and freedom on their faces.