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NEPAL 2003
In 2003 I spent a couple of weeks in Kathmandu with a japanese friend who often visits Nepal to help charity organizations.Some of the images are just about the place, but a few were realized thanks to the support of ROKPA.Rokpa is an international non profit organization that operates in Tibet and Nepal.Here is their…
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This time Beni and Akou played in Osaka. It was a good chance to listen to some good music and test my new M9!!
NICO THE CLOWN
Here is a group of images shot in 2007 with the help of my good friend Domenico (or Nico) Busnelli.We used to travel together in Middle east and Africa taking part in charity projects. He used to dress up as a clown to cheer up local kids. A sort of Patch Adams on the road.Images…