Photos | Resilience in Motion
Captured on March 3, 2024 outside the California Academy of Sciences - Rainforest, this inspirational image showcases a determined boy, boldly defying constraints in his wheelchair. Surrounded by the comforting elements of urban architecture and loved ones, the child warms our hearts with his ebullient spirit as he 'walks' the circular path in his own unique way.
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a child in a wheelchair is walking on a circular walkwayChronologically Adjacent
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3200
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24mm
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Canon
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2024-03-03T11:05:33.580000-08:00
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