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April 02 2012 Bruges: without direction or watches

For: Daniel Landa

The second time I visited Bruges with the tight schedule, premiering around the world that we hardly let up. The rush were a lousy way to cross the medieval wall, an apology for the mills that we received with the blades cut the morning sun.

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sea 18 2012 Diomedes: The Island at the world

For: Daniel Landa

Little Diomede Island has a habit of punishing the visiting, is usually a bad mood, with twisted gesture on ice, polar winds puffing claiming his desire to be alone, lost to follow one of the corners of the world.

America, The video world, What the hell am I doing here?

sea 05 2012 Buenos Aires: a look back

For: Daniel Landa

Buenos Aires always look back, to which was, what could be. Its inhabitants are able to move yearning for the past. The city is alive and yet he is dying of nostalgia in the corners.

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feb 27 2012 Top 7 / Colonial Cities

For: Daniel Landa

For a Spanish, travel to Latin America is a way back home, but with a renewed joy. I like to think beyond the gains of the past, Latin countries today have a heritage in stone and an irresistible personality.

The video world, Top 7

feb 20 2012 Siberian: a journey of tundra and vodka
For: Daniel Landa

Transiberiano: un viaje de tundra y vodka

Around the world was divided. My co-expedition were about to cross Russia by car, across Siberia under the threat of an impending winter. I would do the same trip aboard the "Moscow-Vladivostok train", known here as the Siberian.

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feb 17 2012 Top 7 / Empty beaches
For: Daniel Landa

The concept of an empty beach often inspire images reminiscent of coconut, white sand and a sea in which you see your feet while looking for shells. But today I propose that we move away from the Postcards and give up the topic.

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feb 13 2012 Malmö: Design happiness
For: Daniel Landa

We cross the Oresund bridge that led away from Denmark with the same gentleness that we approached Sweden. The Nordic countries are determined to maintain order over all, either in the inner city or on the Baltic Sea.

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