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MOLE E TURIN EYE / Mole and Turin Eye

:: Canon Eos 5D, mark 2; Exp: 2 sec; f/20; ISO: 100; focal lenght: 210 mm ::

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23/12/201320/02/2015 by Stefano De Rosa Categories: My picturesTags: Italia, Italy, Luci d'artista, Mole Antonelliana, photography, sunset, Torino, Tramonto, Turin 2 Comments

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2 thoughts on “MOLE E TURIN EYE / Mole and Turin Eye”

Jagdish Kothari says:

Dec 23, 2013 at 4:24 PM

What a splendour!
- Stefano De Rosa says:
  
  Jan 14, 2014 at 12:06 PM
  
  Thank you so much Jagdish!

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