Cultural Immersion

9 responses to “Cultural Immersion”

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   Ramones Karaoke

   Jul 8, 2007 at 4:42 pm

   Too right. Try getting dinner there before 10.00 p.m…

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   angry shock

   Jul 8, 2007 at 7:19 pm

   see, it´s strange that I may find the small version of a pic good for itself, for any reason…

   

   there´s something the thumb reveals about the geometry of this photo I love. See it?

   Most *beautiful* poem… Made me write one!!! 😀

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   j_silla

   Jul 10, 2007 at 1:56 pm

   Interesting, your Spanish is good, but I am sure you can not speak this tongue 🙂 Alustuseks plaanime me arendada Muinas-Eesti ja põhjala teemalise kõrg-fantaasia zaanris rauaaega jääva täispika inglisekeelse mängufilmi “Megalith”. Selle töö käivitamiseks on vaja 0,5 milj krooni. welcome.quicksummer.com/?topic=forumtopic&id=261 Asking this here seems to relate to a stranger coming up to you at a dark ally in Barcelona and asking for a business romance. But is there chemistry like on this picture?

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4. 

   learned move

   Jul 11, 2007 at 4:29 am

   Way too cool, way too cool….
   I agree with Gisela about the thumb.
   However, I enjoy the mood you brought with the photo (full size).

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5. 

   jurvetson

   Jul 11, 2007 at 4:36 am

   alas, you and Gisela are the romantics… Right you are… this photo looks very different in full size

   Gi – not sure I am seeing the thumb pattern… If I squint, I see a |-)

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   angry shock

   Jul 11, 2007 at 4:47 pm

   we are. ♥

   Well, I guess it´s basically about what you agree with: the pic in its 3 sizes is different and has like a mood of its own. The large one reveals the love scene and the sort of voyeur behold… the middle size (here) reveals the whole composition with an accent in the reflection with the pond… the thumb reveals the geometry, the green at the bottom becomes like a spot, a vanishing point. the perspective drew by the lights and the walls gets clearer and the split of the image in two for the pond’s edge is notorious too… both parts, the real view and the reflection get balanced and the simetry is more enjoyable.

   ¿?

   when I squint I see a P-) tho…!

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7. 

   maesk

   Jul 15, 2007 at 3:32 pm

   Can anyone read the graffiti? Does it say "amore" (but that would be Italian, not Spanish) or maybe camote (means lover but also knave)?

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   angry shock

   Jul 15, 2007 at 6:17 pm

   I tried, maesk, but I cannot figre it out either! I only deciphered that the drawings are like piggies eating?

   Steve?

   (I found a very old book from Adolfo Becquer home, btw)

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   angry shock

   Oct 18, 2007 at 3:42 am

   hey… isn´t this the same fountain?

   flickr.com/photos/lluna/262909394/

   =)

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