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sent on February 11, 2023 (18:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Vittorio, the gallery is interesting given the lineage of the subject. But I'm curious to know how you got these shots. I, for work, have been to Egypt more than once and I have visited at least 2 times the museum in Cairo. The problem was that it was forbidden to photograph. The equipment had to be left in "custody...?" in a small room at the entrance without protection and with a mere identification number resting on the object :-/ :-/ !!. I, in those days, used to walk around with a Nikon F3 and a couple of lenses. Imagine the discomfort of temporarily leaving the equipment and the worry-action of not finding it or that it was exchanged for another!! So now there are no more restrictions? If that were the case, I would return to Cairo to be able to admire these masterpieces again. Many kind regards, Antonio Vittorio, la galleria é interessante dato il lignaggio del soggetto. Sono però curioso di sapere come hai potuto ottenere questi scatti. Io, per lavoro, sono stato in Egitto più di una volta e ho visitato almeno 2 volte il museo del Cairo. Il problema era che era vietatissimo fotografare. L'attrezzatura bisognava lasciarla in "custodia...?" in una stanzetta all'ingresso senza protezione e con un nu- mero identificativo poggiato sull'oggetto!!. Io, a quei tempi, andavo in giro con una Nikon F3 e un paio di obiettivi. Immagina lo sconforto di lasciare momentaneamente l'attrezzatura e la preoccupa- azione di non ritrovarla o che fosse scambiata con altra!! Quindi adesso non ci sono più restrizioni? Fosse così, ritornerei al Cairo per poter nuovamente ammirare que- sti capolavori. Molti cordiali saluti, Antonio
sent on February 12, 2023 (1:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Antonio. First of all, thanks for the ride. The photos were taken at an exhibition in Naples and not in Cairo (unfortunately).... This explains the arcane :-D Ciao Antonio. Innanzitutto grazie del passaggio. Le foto sono state fatte a una Mostra a Napoli e non al Cairo (purtroppo).... ecco spiegato l'arcano
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