FTB Projekt - Boccia no parque

Throwing balls toward a target is the oldest game known to mankind. As early as 5000 B.C. the Egyptians played a form of bocce with polished rocks. Graphic representations of figures tossing a ball or polished stone have been recorded as early as 5200 B.C. While bocce today looks quite different from its early predecessors, the unbroken thread of bocce’s lineage is the consistently common objective of trying to come as close to a fixed target as possible. From this early objective, the basic rules of bocce were born. From Egypt the game made its way to Greece around 800 B.C. The Romans learned the game from the Greeks, then introduced it throughout the empire. The Roman influence in bocce is preserved in the game’s name; bocce derives from the Vulgate Latin bottia, meaning boss.

Berber Child

Hope can be found in a child's naive look.

Atlas mountain - Marocco

FTB Projekt - Scene subway in Oslo

Nathional Theatret is one of the main metro and train stations  from Oslo. Wander through there thousands of people per day.

FTB Projekt - Cyclist in Copenhagen

Cycling in Copenhagen is, as with most cycling in Denmark, an important means of transportation and a dominating feature of the cityscape, often noticed by visitors. The city offers a variety of favourable cycling conditions; dense urban proximities, short distances and flat terrain; along with an extensive and well-designed system of cycle tracks. This has earned it a reputation as one of the most, possibly the most, bicycle-friendly city in the world.

FTB Projekt - Portrait scene in Copenhagen

                          

Scene in Copenhagen. Outside the store a break to smoke. A man who resembles Jim Morrison smokes a pipe next to images of the legendary musician.

FTB Projekt - Trip from Trondheim.

      
Immersed in a bucolic autumn weather, a girl waits for the train at the train station of the city of Trondheim, Norway.

FTB Projekt - Guys in Copenhagen

                        

Wednesday afternoon. Friends socializing the banks of one of several channels of Copenhagen.