A trace of the past

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A trace of the past sent on December 09, 2013 (11:46) by Clara. 5 comments, 2858 views.

at 80mm, 1/2 f/8.0, ISO 400, tripod. Ex Manicomio di Mombello, Italy.

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Paogar

sent on December 14, 2013 (10:48)

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Ciao Clara,
questi "posti" erano già parecchio "opprimenti" quando erano attivi ed in funzione, visti così sono proprio... deprimenti!
Complimenti per avere documentato così bene una triste realtà che dovrebbe (e sottolineo il "dovrebbe" perchè, come spesso succede in Italia, tante volte alle "cose" si cambia solo... il nome) essere scomparsa!
Un caro saluto,
Paolo

Hello Clara,
these "places" were already a lot of "oppressive" when they were active and running, so I just saw ... depressing!
Congratulations on having so well documented a sad reality that should (and I stress the "should" because, as often happens in Italy, many times the "things" you just change the name ...) have disappeared!
Best wishes,
Paul

Sax61

sent on December 15, 2013 (23:00)

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Paolo ha ragione e complimenti per l'immagine !

Paul is right and congratulations for the picture!

Clara

sent on December 15, 2013 (23:18)

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Grazie a Paolo e a Sax per aver apprezzato.
Clara

Thanks to Paul and Sax for having appreciated.
Clara

Maurizio Catti

sent on December 22, 2013 (22:27)

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Sei riuscita a costringermi a pensare , una foto che colpisce, fa male .

Did you manage to make me think, a picture is striking, it hurts.

Clara

sent on December 22, 2013 (22:35)

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Maurizio, devo dire che questo luogo e questa foto hanno fatto riflettere molto anche me. In questo caso le scarpe sono proprio vere...trovate sul luogo...appartenute a chi era qui...
Sai cosa mi hanno ricordato? Le scarpe dei deportati.
Grazie per aver apprezzato.
Clara

Maurizio, I must say that this place and this picture made me think a lot also. In this case the shoes are precisely true ... found on place ... belonged to whom was here ...
You know what I have mentioned? The shoes of the deportees.
Thank you for having appreciated.
Clara

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