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Mr.Noone, did you notice what paper she reads? (She probably doesn't read it, but anyway) "Il Popolo d'Italia," sept, 15, 1919. That was Mussolini's warmongering paper. On this day, it celebrated D'Annunzio's military foray into Fiume (Croatia). A great day for Italian fascism... I don't think that was your intention.Anche in Roma...
I noticed the name of the paper was one I am not familiar with. An interesting choice by the photographer/art director. It certainly wasn't my intention to celebrate fascism; I wonder if the producers of the photo had any nefarious intent.Mr.Noone, did you notice what paper she reads? (She probably doesn't read it, but anyway) "Il Popolo d'Italia," sept, 15, 1919. That was Mussolini's warmongering paper. On this day, it celebrated D'Annunzio's military foray into Fiume (Croatia). A great day for Italian fascism... I don't think that was your intention.
I beg to disagree, this is is Olmouc in the Czech Republic, on the left Kasarna Hanacka, Str. of May 1stZurich
Shibuya, Tokyo -- but most likely reversed
This isn't a kink or fetish, but certainly an area of artistic interest: Cityscapes. The idea is photos of pretty women and men with an urban background or setting. Simple.
i love my full windows , and the viewThis isn't a kink or fetish, but certainly an area of artistic interest: Cityscapes. The idea is photos of pretty women and men with an urban background or setting. Simple.
the fresh air is awesome