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| sent on January 22, 2023 (11:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
A very beautiful and eloquent street of a country to be discovered, congratulations for your documentation ;-)
A cordial greeting, Manlio Una street molto bella ed eloquente di un paese tutto da scoprire, complimenti per le tue documentazioni 
Un cordiale saluto, Manlio |
| sent on January 23, 2023 (4:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks for the welcome comment Manlio, I still have many photos to upload. Greetings and good day.
Daniel Grazie del gradito commento Manlio, ho ancora molte foto da caricare. Un saluto e buona giornata.
Daniele |
| sent on January 29, 2023 (8:15) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
This photo of toys in the midst of a swarm of activity reminds me, unfortunately, of the sea of plastic floating in the Ganges; I would add, however, that I have not been to India and, most likely, I am influenced by reckless negative stereotypes. I find well detailed and well done your document photos.
A salutone
Maurizio Questa foto dei giocattoli in mezzo a un brulicare di attività mi fa venire in mente, purtroppo, il mare di plastica che galleggia nel Gange; aggiungo tuttavia che non sono stato in India e, molto probabilmente, sono influenzato da sconsiderati stereotipi negativi. Trovo ben circostanziate e ben fatte le tue foto documento.
Un salutone
Maurizio |
| sent on January 29, 2023 (13:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks for the very welcome comment Maurizio, they told me that they first had disposable dishes made with coconut leaves and were used to throw them on the ground or in the rivers, even the sacred ones, now with plastic unfortunately they do the same, because they are used to it, certain habits are slow to be changed.
A big greeting from me too.
Daniel Grazie del graditissimo commento Maurizio, mi dicevano che loro prima avevano piatti usa e getta fatti con foglie di cocco ed erano abituati a buttarli per terra o nei fiumi, anche quelli sacri, ora con la plastica purtroppo fanno uguale, perché sono abituati così, certe abitudini sono lente ad essere cambiate.
Un grande saluto anche da parte mia.
Daniele |
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