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Tag: Ascuncion

Angel Morning, Recoleta, Asuncion, Paraguay

Luminances, the Ceramic Portraits of the Recoleta Cemetery, Asunción, Paraguay

Posted on May 21, 2016October 29, 2020

Angel, Recoleta Cemetery, Asunción, Paraguay Photographs possess the remarkable ability to close distances of time and space and bring forward the person, place, or thing which stood before the lens. Referred to as “photography’s transparency,” this quality remains photography’s most distinctive feature.[1] In 1843, shortly after the appearance of the first photographs, Victorian poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning…

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