Fotografie: Parigi di Notte


Paris-Eiffel-2, originally uploaded by madmattla.

Il soggetto più classico di Parigi,
bel viaggio (gennaio 2008), ottima compagnia, un freddo becco


Dettagli tecnici: Nikon D200 - 18-200VR- [email protected] 1/20s 800ISO

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jack charles ha detto…
Yeah! Last year I was going to Paris due to educational process. I was stuck in corporate finance homework help and I was most need. Anyway! Paris by Night encapsulates the allure of the city, as individuals from many backgrounds converge to relish the cultural diversity and lively vitality of the city following dusk.
20 maggio 2024 alle ore 12:07

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