Photographic Report for Institutional Communication – Inclusive Olympiad of GCSMS in Saint-Laurent du Maroni

Marion Dol - Directrice Opérationnelle du GCSMS Handicap

At the request of the Groupement de Coopération Sociale et Médico-Sociale (GCSMS), Primo Studio produced a photographic report during the Inclusive Olympiad held at Bois-Canon, in Saint-Laurent du Maroni, French Guiana.

This project aimed to create professional photographic content to enrich the GCSMS website as a visual database, as well as its various communication materials. The images are also intended to serve as a basis for creating institutional visuals, such as banners, posters, or other printed and digital media, according to the communication department's needs.

The photographs highlight children with disabilities, adapted sports activities, and moments of sharing, in a respectful, humane, and inclusive approach.

The GCSMS wanted to have a collection of professional photographic content to document and showcase the organization of Inclusive Olympiad events dedicated to children with disabilities, held at the Bois-Canon site in Saint-Laurent du Maroni, French Guiana.

Beyond event coverage, the photographic report was designed to build a genuine image database for long-term use on the GCSMS website and for the creation of institutional visual materials. These visuals aim to support the group's communication both online and via physical media, reflecting values of inclusion, solidarity, and social commitment.

• Complete photographic coverage of the entire Inclusive Olympiad event
• Capturing key moments, adapted sports activities, and human interactions emphasizing inclusion
• Production of photographs designed for multi-platform use: website, digital media, and institutional print materials
• Creation of an image database to feed the website and serve as a foundation for visuals such as banners, posters, or event materials
• Professional selection and retouching ensuring optimal visual quality
• Fast delivery of images enabling efficient distribution and use by GCSMS