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Chaydeé said:

Hola Mauro Muy linda composición. LIKE

Gracias por su visita y comentario a mis fotos.

Un amable saludo desde Argentina Chaydeé


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didorossi said:

Beautiful shot & landscape! LK

Ciao, dido.


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mauro1968 said:

Ciao Rainer, grazie per aver apprezzato questo vecchio tram di Milano in funzione dal lontano 1924, un autentico cimelio del trasporto urbano milanese. Sinceri saluti e sempre benvenuto nella mia gallery, MAURO :-)


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NoorzadaOmarkhil said:

I Love to see you are picture because i wont to take information abut you are country and tradition Mexico is beautiful country you are good photographer .thank you


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marcelflisiuk said:

Happy Mother's Day in Heaven

On 2013 Mother's Day the Rock and skies are crying.


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Nurettin Peşkircioğl… said:

SPLENDIT..!.


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red sandstone said:

Una foto con mucho arte, el movimiento y la expresión se pueden sentir. La energía de la niña en la escritura, el sentimiento en la luz..... Felicidades, espero que nos deleites con otra obra de arte... Besos.


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Tfield said:

This is Great Salt Bay not Damariscotta Lake.


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Tfield said:

That is actually Great Salt Bay


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*Irina* said:

Thank you a lot T.chr for the lovely compliment with like.

Best wishes, Irina


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marcelflisiuk Known for his surreal and colorfully Kafkaesque paintings, Marcel Flisiuk was born in Poland, where he was profoundly influenced by his early years in the medieval port city of Gdansk. While he counts his "moody and sensual Slavic soul" among his formative influences, he also was affected by another port city, New Orleans, where the French Quarter still hints at its origins as a medieval sort of walled enclave. Flisiuk says he sold his first painting at age 10 in New Orleans, where he made friends with musicians and "aroused envy in craft painters littering Jackson Square," before expanding his repertoire to include murals, posters and CD covers. Describing New Orleans as the most European of American cities, he says it's a place "where things are played out more drastically and vividly." No kidding! -- D. Eric Bookhardt (Gambit Magazine).

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