Playing with softening glass

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Photographer: Iacopo I.
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Opaque glass

It was cold outside in those days and the snow covered every single stone. Inside, however, was the air was warmer and the wood made the atmosphere even more welcoming. The delicate pillows, the soft bed and the cold light through the ice on the windows. A glass in the middle of the room and an experiment to give the mind a great excuse to play.

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Description: It was cold outside in those days and the snow covered every single stone. Inside, however, was the air was warmer and the wood made the atmosphere even more welcoming. The delicate pillows, the soft bed and the cold light through the ice on the windows. A glass in the middle of the room and an experiment to give the mind a great excuse to play.
Camera: Canon EOS 20D
Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM
Italian: http://www.mvmnt.it/it/galleria_fotografica/foto-fine-art/279/giocando-con-un-vetro-opaco/

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