Fragments

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By: Antonio Trincone
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Antonio Trincone {Karma:23167}
Project	#47 Richard Avedon	Camera Model	Nikon D70
Categories	Portrait	Film Format
Portfolio	Black & white	Lens	sigma 24 mm AF
Uploaded	2/28/2005	Film / Memory Type	digital
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	491	Shutter	1/60
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/5.6
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Baia, Naples Italy State - Country - Italy
About	the three pieces recognizable by different color tones on both arms of this statue were the only things found of it; the remaining is a reconstruction after a lot of studies as in a 3D puzzle; found in Castello di Baia, Museo Archeologico Campi Flegrei
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Di Ciuccio Maurizio {K:57398} 3/1/2005

certe volte il freddo gioca brutti tiri..anche alle statue...bella foto...non so' se avrei voluto i piedi..comunque la foto mi piace e mi piace parecchio la pdc...ottimo scatto...

Chris Spracklen {K:32552} 3/1/2005

I see this reconstructed statue as an illustration of how scientists try and reconstruct the sequence of events involved in the universe's beginnings, Antonio. They only have a few scraps of evidence and yet they think they know it all!
Nice shot.
Best regards, Chris

B B {K:30983} 2/28/2005

Certo che questi romani usavano dei modelli che avevano gli "ileopsoas" veramente sviluppati!!!

Paola LL

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