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Exposed film

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Colnago Track Bike

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Original Kodak images of the 1953 Tour de France, taken by a member of the Aspro caravan team.

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el pasado y el futuro no me conciernen. poseo solo un minuto para recordar la vivido. el pasado no me concierne, pero debo admitir que todavía está el vacío.

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Cincinnati’s Old Main Public Library Before It Was Demolished in 1955

Built in 1874 on the site reserved for an opera house, the Old Main Cincinnati Library was a thing of wonder. With five levels of cast iron shelving, a fabulous foyer, checker board marble floors and an atrium lit by a skylight ceiling, the place was breathtaking.

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Thomas Hoepker, New York, 1983

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Artist Covers Entire Walls With Incredible Large Murals of Cities Around the World

Paris-based artist Thomas Dartigues (aka Decktwo) illustrates different cityscapes around the world in his incredible, large-scale mural art. A former street artist, Dartigues ditched the spray can in favor of black markers for his minimalist line drawings. Sketched across large sheets of paper and walls, each sprawling cityscape drawing features some of the world’s most famous landmarks, rendered in incredible detail.

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Fue un simple contacto de pieles que daban lugar a lo esperado. No sabía que, fue un velo. Fue el último, y ya no significa lo mismo de antes. Es frío y ya no hay algo que esperar. Fue el último, por que se pre siente.

Adiós.

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Morir sería poco.