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19.05.2012 OPEN AIR EXHIBIT – MUENSINGEN

May 19th, 2012 by admin in Assignments, Photography | No Comments

 ”Polar Wonders” OPEN AIR EXHIBIT AT “PHOTO MUENSINGEN”

Bern – Switzerland
Great location, great organization. Thank you all!
Guided tours of the exhibit with Daisy:

With old and new friends:http://www.photomuensingen.ch/galerien/
Photo courtesy of Thomas Goesteli www.gosteli.net

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