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by Edmund Nagele FRPS
$14.50
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Our spiral notebooks are 6" x 8" in size and include 120 pages which are lined on both sides. The artwork is printed on the front cover which is made of thick paper stock, and the back cover is medium gray in color. The inside of the back cover includes a pocket for storing extra paper and pens.
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Houses of Parliament and River Thames, London, Great Britain.
Contemporary Art © Edmund Nagele F.R.P.S.
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Houses of Parliament and River Thames, London, Great Britain.
Contemporary Art © Edmund Nagele F.R.P.S.
When I left a Munich advertising studio for Ireland, I dreamed of cheap whisky, hot geysers and a little adventure. Wrong. Very wrong indeed! The whiskey was expensive, the hot springs were in Iceland and the little adventure developed into a big adventure. The land and it's people were fascinating right from the beginning and after learning a few words of the English language, tinted with an Irish flavour, mind and soul were cleared of orderly Teutonic perceptions. The wind blew away the acquired photographic rules to let grey skies and green meadows convert easily into stunning pictures. The adventure was in full swing and I never missed the Bavarian studio. Since then I have travelled to many exotic countries. During 1973, in...
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Hartmut Jager
👍 - Edmund you created a fabulous magical vision of Londinium, capital of Roman Britain ! -
Edmund Nagele FRPS replied:
... but sadly, the Romans are no longer welcome today. Thanks for complimenting me on my image of the "Houses of Lies" in London.