Estúdio Namour
Memórias da Espanha
Estava preparando o meu arquivo de Fine Art e selecionei algumas para colocar no BLOG. Estas fotografias são parte de uma coleção de imagens feitas por mim na Espanha, nas cidades de Barcelona, Córdoba, Toledo, Sevilha e Granada.
Memórias de momentos maravilhosos…
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