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mercoledì 4 agosto 2010
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This is supposed to be a photographic blog in which I will post all the best photos I have taken in all my life, from all over the world.
The title: Weltanschauung in German means "vision of the world", "comprehensive world view" or "worldview". Actually it is a philosophical concept, that refers to things deeper than the aims of my blog. By the way I like imagining that through my photos I can give too a "vision of the world"...
The url: Paralysis of vision is an elevated reference to the effect of sublime, but can also reminds of the moment of the "click" when you take a photo...
Enjoy the blog.
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The title: Weltanschauung in German means "vision of the world", "comprehensive world view" or "worldview". Actually it is a philosophical concept, that refers to things deeper than the aims of my blog. By the way I like imagining that through my photos I can give too a "vision of the world"...
The url: Paralysis of vision is an elevated reference to the effect of sublime, but can also reminds of the moment of the "click" when you take a photo...
Enjoy the blog.
Signed comments are preferable.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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I think I love every photo, here, but this is particularly beautiful. It is very poetic and nostalgic. It would be perfect for a template XD
RispondiEliminaIt is OK if I post this comment in English, isn't it?