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Olympic Collection (#43)

"Capturing the Spirit of Unity: A Glimpse into Olympic History" The Olympic Games have long been a symbol of athletic excellence, international camaraderie

Background imageOlympic Collection: Skiers photographing an Inukshuk statue, Whistler mountain resort, 2010 Winter Olympics venue

Skiers photographing an Inukshuk statue, Whistler mountain resort, 2010 Winter Olympics venue, British Columbia, Canada, North America

Background imageOlympic Collection: Barred Owl - owlet (only recently fledged) - in Olympic National Park Rain Forest - WA -USA

Barred Owl - owlet (only recently fledged) - in Olympic National Park Rain Forest - WA -USA - Summer _C3B4409
TOM-1666 Barred Owl - owlet (only recently fledged) in Olympic National Park Rainforest - WA -USA - Summer Strix varia Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageOlympic Collection: Cake Rock on Rialto Beach

Cake Rock on Rialto Beach, Olympic National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Washington State, United States of America, North America

Background imageOlympic Collection: Rufous Hummingbird - immature or female feeding on foxglove flowers, Pacific Northwest. June

Rufous Hummingbird - immature or female feeding on foxglove flowers, Pacific Northwest. June. C3B2451
TOM-1615 Rufous Hummingbird - immature or female feeding on foxglove flowers (Digitalis purpurea) Pacific Northwest, USA. June

Background imageOlympic Collection: Olympic Stadium

Olympic Stadium, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, Europe

Background imageOlympic Collection: The Stadium dating from about 330 BC

The Stadium dating from about 330 BC, restored for the first modern Olympiad in 1896, in Athens, Greece, Europe

Background imageOlympic Collection: The Stadion, c

The Stadion, c. 330 BC, restored for the first modern Olympics in 1896, Athens, Greece, Europe

Background imageOlympic Collection: Interior of the Olympic Stadium

Interior of the Olympic Stadium, Munich, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Background imageOlympic Collection: Tiananmen Square, Beijing, China, Asia

Tiananmen Square, Beijing, China, Asia

Background imageOlympic Collection: Olympic Stadium Australia, Homebush, Sydney, New South Wales (N

Olympic Stadium Australia, Homebush, Sydney, New South Wales (N.S.W.), Australia, Pacific

Background imageOlympic Collection: The interior of the main Olympic Stadium at Homebush, Sydney, New South Wales

The interior of the main Olympic Stadium at Homebush, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, Pacific

Background imageOlympic Collection: Olympics / 1948 / Swimming

Olympics / 1948 / Swimming
Ann Curtis (USA) sets the record for the 400 metre womens freestyle

Background imageOlympic Collection: OLYMPICS / 1948 / 5000 METRE

OLYMPICS / 1948 / 5000 METRE
Gaston Rieff (Belgium) sets the 5000 metre record

Background imageOlympic Collection: OLYMPICS / 1948 / 200 METRE

OLYMPICS / 1948 / 200 METRE
Melvin Patton (USA) wins the 200 metres

Background imageOlympic Collection: Olympics / 1896 Committee

Olympics / 1896 Committee
1896 Olympic Committee: Baron Pierre de Coubertin is second from the left

Background imageOlympic Collection: Gustav V / Sweden / 1912 Oly

Gustav V / Sweden / 1912 Oly
GUSTAV V King of Sweden (1907-50) at the time of the Olympic Games in Stockholm

Background imageOlympic Collection: Olympics / 1932 / Main Str

Olympics / 1932 / Main Str
Los Angeles: Main street decked out in flags in honour of the Olympic Games

Background imageOlympic Collection: Olympics / 1896 Burke

Olympics / 1896 Burke
The start of the 100m won by Burke, America (wearing red shorts)

Background imageOlympic Collection: Olympic in Dock

Olympic in Dock
The White Star liner in floating dock

Background imageOlympic Collection: Ancient Olympic Stadium

Ancient Olympic Stadium
The site of the original Olympic games, showing the Hippodrome and Stadium, as well as the Theatre, Temples and other ceremonial sites

Background imageOlympic Collection: DORANDOs MARATHON 1908

DORANDOs MARATHON 1908
Pietri Dorando of Italy wins the marathon from Windsor to the Olympic stadium, but because he is assisted during the final metres he is disqualified

Background imageOlympic Collection: Olympic Theatre London

Olympic Theatre London
The interior of the Olympic, seen from the gallery



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"Capturing the Spirit of Unity: A Glimpse into Olympic History" The Olympic Games have long been a symbol of athletic excellence, international camaraderie, and moments that transcend mere competition. In 1968, American runners Tommie Smith and John Carlos made an indelible statement during the medal ceremonies in Mexico City by raising their fists in the Black Power salute, igniting a powerful conversation about racial equality. Amidst this historic moment, Australian Peter Norman stood alongside them wearing an OPHR badge as a sign of solidarity. These athletes showcased how the they can become a platform for social change and inspire generations to come. Flashback to 1924 when Eric Liddell's unwavering determination led him to victory in the Olympic 400m race finish. His triumph exemplified not only athletic prowess but also unwavering faith and conviction. Speaking of triumphs, Harold Abrahams' electrifying win in the 100m event at the 1924 Olympics remains etched in our memories. His dedication and perseverance serve as reminders that dreams can be realized with relentless effort. Fast forward to Berlin's Olympic Games in 1936 where Jesse Owens defied all odds by dominating the Long Jump event amidst Adolf Hitler's regime. Owens shattered barriers both on and off the field, proving that talent knows no boundaries. Meanwhile, let us not forget London's iconic Wembley Stadium from the 1950s - witness to countless sporting spectacles including memorable Olympic moments. Its hallowed grounds have witnessed tears of joy and heartbreak alike throughout history. In another era altogether lies RMS Olympic - White Star Line's majestic vessel which sailed across oceans before her sister ship Titanic met its tragic fate. The legacy of these ships serves as a reminder that even grand structures are subject to unforeseen circumstances. Shifting gears towards more recent times brings us to Whistler mountain resort – host venue of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.