Black and white - readym@de

Installazine virtuale - Via Gramsci Vado Ligure - Italia

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Grazie Mikel Bella Immagine!!!  Ti abbraccio . b

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Grazie MIKEL!!! un fraterno abbraccio , b

Grazie!!!!! Eduardo!!! Ti abbraccio  . B 

W IUOMA!!!!

quiliano- Italia h10.13

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Quiliano Italia  h10.23

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Bellissimo grazie!!! 

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The skeleton of a wooden barn somewhere in the countryside in north-western Poland, photo taken in August 2022.

Love that "barn skeleton" photo, Raphael. I've taken similar photos. I'll post them if I can find them.

Raphael's work is also conceptually beautif

GRAZIE!!!

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Stupenda immagine! Mikel!!!!

M. Untzilla 230228: beautiful

Warsaw, road under the Poniatowski Bridge, near Vistula river, photo taken in summer 2019.

Wrocław - Breslau, ready made in a shop window. Photo in 2018 year.

belle immagini!!!  Grazie! un abbraccio, b

nice pictures!!! Thank you! a hug, b

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Grazie!... un abbraccio . B

Grazie Eduardo! ti abbracio! b

Grazie Janys! Ti abbraccio. B 

Somewhere in Poland - spring.

Dear friends, it seems to me that today it is growing

The number of people who are tired

Digital works, therefore we mail artists

We will be more and more appreciated if you send

Original works that you can touch, and maybe

Even unique pieces, as in my case.

A loving hug. Bruno

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Grazie Raphael!

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Grazie a tutti per i vostri contributi!

Thank you all for your contributions!

The earliest surviving photographic image (heliograph on a tin plate) were taken in 1826 or 1827 by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce (1765 - 1833). This French inventor used a primitive camera, among his other inventions was one of the world's first internal combustion engines. Here it is, this earliest photo from 1826 or 1827, a view from a window in Saint-Loup-de-Varennes, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region in eastern France. The photograph shows part of the buildings and surroundings from a high window.

You can read about the earliest black and white photography here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/View_from_the_Window_at_Le_Gras

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Grazie John!!!