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If a pornographic picture it is old enough, could be considered art? (I have to warn you that by clicking the “read the rest…” button of this post you’ll see some very explicit porn images, so if you are easily offended or under 18 please do not read the rest of the post, ha ha ha)
The queue, this was the big philosophy of the Romanian communism. It was an ordinary thing for everybody to stand in a queue for something those days
I’m not the only one photographer of my family, my father and my brother had a lot of “know how” in this field also. But the older photographer of my family (as far as I know) was Apostol Galmeanu, one of my uncles.
Apostol Galmeanu had a photographic studio in Bucharest in 1920, the studio was located on 192 Viitor Street in the year of 1920 and 10 Niculae Tei Street in the year of 1930. So, I have to say that my family has at least 90 years photographic activity background, since 1920.
Again for those who know the Bucharest very well and are old enough to remember (this is not my case:)), this is the old Unirii Square with Hanul lui Manuc in the background and Unirii Market in the left. Continue reading “Unirii Square in 1967”
These are very rare private pictures of one of the most important European diplomats before the Second World War. Continue reading “Nicolae Titulescu’s private images”
For those who know Bucharest well enough, this must be a very interesting picture. This is Sfanta Vineri Square with Sfanta Vineri Church (Holy Friday Church) on the left, demolished by the Romanian dictator Ceausescu in 19.06.1987 Continue reading “old bucharest view”
That is it! This is my first picture. It is of course nothing much, but I’ll always be happy to remember it. Continue reading “the first picture I have made…”
