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renato bardi
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Some Pics of my Town by night

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Fine lighting techniques. And I like your shadowy people, too. Thanks for posting!



   
renato bardi
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Many thank's David



   
John Merritt
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Excellent! Brilliant job with the lighting.


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
John Kuvakas
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You have done something very special here.

Your pics, particularly the night time ones, take us back to a time when people dressed up, walked the streets in relative safety, hung out downtown, chatted with each other while they leaned on shiny new cars, smoked big cigars and ate fine meals at a familiar venue. I would like to walk the streets and avenues of your neighborhood. Thanks for the trip back!


John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA


   
renato bardi
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Many thanx John.



   
renato bardi
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Many thanks John, the purpose of the diorama is to remember past times



   
jacques
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Fantastique



   
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Isn't that why we all collect these replicas of cars of our past decades?

But you take it one step further with your exquisite dioramas. Well done.


John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA


   
renato bardi
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John Quilter, many thanks for your words..



   
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