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Mundo colorido: Turquesa, uma cor preciosa entre o verde e o azul

Segunda exposição virtual do acervo da Agência EFE, com a curadoria do R7, destaca os tons verde-azulados — ou azul-esverdeados — da natureza

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Rio De Janeiro (Brazil).- A slow shutter speed image of a windsurfer with turquoise sail, sailing during a RS:X class training session for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Sailing events at the Marina da Gloria in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 04 August 2016 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. (Brasil) EFE/EPA/NIC BOTHMA ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption ***
A cor turquesa tem este nome graças à origem das pedras preciosas de mesmo tom e nome que chegavam à Europa vindas da Turquia. Nesta foto, anéis feitos de turquesa são expostos num mercado em Kandahar, Afeganistão
Boulogne Sur Mer (France).- Visitor takes a selfir in front of the maritime animals in one of the aquariums at the 'Nausicaa Centre National de la Mer', the National Maritime Center, in Boulogne-sur-Mer, northern France, 29 May 2018 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. (Francia) EFE/EPA/OLIVIER HOSLET ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption *** 54369491
Grotfjord (Norway).- The aurora borealis paints a turquoise looking northern lights on the sky above the village of Grotfjord near Tromso, northern Norway, 17 February 2010 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. (Noruega) EFE/EPA/MARTIAL TREZZINI NO SALES, NO ARCHIVES ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption ***
O surfista Mike Schlebach passa por um tubo nas ondas da Cidade do Cabo, África do Sul
Vista do glaciar Perito Moreno, na província de Santa Cruz, na Patagônia argentina
Treinador mergulha com a elefoa chamada Saen Dao dives with em uma piscina do Zoológico Khao Kheow, na província tailandesa de Chonburi
Geneva (Switzerland).- Fireworks illuminate the sky in the bay of Geneva with the famous water fountain 'Le Jet d'Eau', in Geneva, Switzerland, 10 August 2019 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. (Incendio, Suiza, Ginebra) EFE/EPA/MARTIAL TREZZINI ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption *** 55389600
Sochi (Russian Federation), 02/07/2018.- Visitors enjoy a view of an illuminated water fountain at the 2014 Olympic Cauldron at the Olympic Park in Adler Sochi, Russia, 02 July 2018 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. (Rusia) EFE/EPA/RONALD WITTEK ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption ***
Harbin (China).- People visit the ice sculptures illuminated by turquoise colored lights at the International Ice and Snow Festival in Harbin, China, 05 January 2017 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. EFE/EPA/WU HONG ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption ***
Sepang (Malaysia).- German Formula One driver Nico Rosberg of Mercedes AMG GP in action during practice session for the Grand Prix in Sepang, Malaysia, 30 September 2016 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. (Fórmula Uno, Malasia) EFE/EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption ***
Uma mulher aparece entre outras fantasias turquesa durante os desfiles de carnaval em Ovar, Portugal, em 2011
epa08416313 Members of the Uniao da Ilha do Governador Samba School perform during a Samba Schools carnival parade at the Sambadrome in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 07 February 2016 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. EPA/LUIZ EDUARDO PEREZ ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption ***
Jovens indianos se jogam pó colorido durante a tradicional 'guerra das cores' do festival Holi, em Amritsar, na Índia

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Rio De Janeiro (Brazil).- A slow shutter speed image of a windsurfer with turquoise sail, sailing during a RS:X class training session for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Sailing events at the Marina da Gloria in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 04 August 2016 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. (Brasil) EFE/EPA/NIC BOTHMA ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption ***
A cor turquesa tem este nome graças à origem das pedras preciosas de mesmo tom e nome que chegavam à Europa vindas da Turquia. Nesta foto, anéis feitos de turquesa são expostos num mercado em Kandahar, Afeganistão
Boulogne Sur Mer (France).- Visitor takes a selfir in front of the maritime animals in one of the aquariums at the 'Nausicaa Centre National de la Mer', the National Maritime Center, in Boulogne-sur-Mer, northern France, 29 May 2018 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. (Francia) EFE/EPA/OLIVIER HOSLET ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption *** 54369491
Grotfjord (Norway).- The aurora borealis paints a turquoise looking northern lights on the sky above the village of Grotfjord near Tromso, northern Norway, 17 February 2010 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. (Noruega) EFE/EPA/MARTIAL TREZZINI NO SALES, NO ARCHIVES ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption ***
O surfista Mike Schlebach passa por um tubo nas ondas da Cidade do Cabo, África do Sul
Vista do glaciar Perito Moreno, na província de Santa Cruz, na Patagônia argentina
Treinador mergulha com a elefoa chamada Saen Dao dives with em uma piscina do Zoológico Khao Kheow, na província tailandesa de Chonburi
Geneva (Switzerland).- Fireworks illuminate the sky in the bay of Geneva with the famous water fountain 'Le Jet d'Eau', in Geneva, Switzerland, 10 August 2019 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. (Incendio, Suiza, Ginebra) EFE/EPA/MARTIAL TREZZINI ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption *** 55389600
Sochi (Russian Federation), 02/07/2018.- Visitors enjoy a view of an illuminated water fountain at the 2014 Olympic Cauldron at the Olympic Park in Adler Sochi, Russia, 02 July 2018 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. (Rusia) EFE/EPA/RONALD WITTEK ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption ***
Harbin (China).- People visit the ice sculptures illuminated by turquoise colored lights at the International Ice and Snow Festival in Harbin, China, 05 January 2017 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. EFE/EPA/WU HONG ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption ***
Sepang (Malaysia).- German Formula One driver Nico Rosberg of Mercedes AMG GP in action during practice session for the Grand Prix in Sepang, Malaysia, 30 September 2016 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. (Fórmula Uno, Malasia) EFE/EPA/DIEGO AZUBEL ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption ***
Uma mulher aparece entre outras fantasias turquesa durante os desfiles de carnaval em Ovar, Portugal, em 2011
epa08416313 Members of the Uniao da Ilha do Governador Samba School perform during a Samba Schools carnival parade at the Sambadrome in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 07 February 2016 (reissued 12 May 2020). Turquoise, originally the French word for 'Turkish' referring to the country of origin of the precious blue-green colored mineral gem, is the color that fits in between green and blue and covers a wide range of 'shades' from the greenish turquoise of sea waters to the blueish turquoise of summer skies. In color psychology it is associated with creating emotional balance and stability. EPA/LUIZ EDUARDO PEREZ ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local Caption ***
Jovens indianos se jogam pó colorido durante a tradicional 'guerra das cores' do festival Holi, em Amritsar, na Índia

Localizada no espectro das cores entre o azul e o verde, os tons de turquesa aparecem do céu ao mar, como nesta imagem feita durante os Jogos Olímpicos do Rio de Janeiro em 2016, nos treinos para a competição de vela na Marina da Glória Veja mais tons de turquesa nesta segunda exposição virtual organizada pelo Portal R7:

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