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Filmed Feb 2012 • Posted Dec 2012 • TED2012

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Շատ տարիներ առաջ Նյու Յորքի խաչմերուկներից մեկում Սթիվեն Ադիսը լուսանկարվում է իր մեկ տարեկան աղջկա հետ; նկարողը նրա կինն էր: Այդ պատկերը ոգեշնչանք հանդիսացավ ամենամյա հոր և դստեր ավանդույթի, նրանք լուսանկարվում էին նույն տեղում, նույն ձևով: Ադիսը այդ շարքից ցույց է տալիս 15 լուսանկար և բացատրում, թե ինչու է այս փոքրիկ կրկնվող ավանդույթը այդքան կարևոր:

Steven Addis is a father and photography buff who, by day, harnesses the power of branding for social change. Full bio »

Translated into Armenian by Ani Latoyan
Reviewed by Natalia Savvidi
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