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anindya2u
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Angshu 2009-12-28 0:32
Dear Anindya
IMHO, the humble man would look good in B&W. I have tried a Ws…take a look and tell me whether you like it!
The framing is good and the qualities you’ve stated are interesting, to say the least!
Regards
Angshu
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12-28-2009, 09:40 AM
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To xenia_p: Thanks
Thank you for your visit. I also really like the structures and the details, because as an architect, I think I see things a little differently.
Greek are you, or just live there? The name is not really Grecian :-)) Happy New Year! Csaba 
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12-28-2009, 01:43 PM
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Hello again Csaba,
first I thought Fritz was your name and I addressed you with your surname I suppose. You are right, I have a Ukrainian last name but I live in Greece the last 18 years. Therefore, I consider myself Greek. I also study to be an architect so your photo for me was enlightening. I just hope to see this building at close quarters. Here in Greece the good examples of contemporary architecture are quite limited so central Europe sometimes seems dreamy. Happy holidays!
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12-28-2009, 02:07 PM
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Answer
Hi Xenia!
I obtained your kind answer. In Hungary and then in Japan from before the surname is, the first name at the back. This aa registration I forgot. I am an architect, I look at the constructions because of this. Since I do not want to go so much onto the dots, in the next days assume to look some English iron junctions, worthy one they. Very beautiful things. I desire it, that these ie notice it personally. I was in Lviv only in Ukraine, but this atypical Ukrainian city. Happy New Year from Hungary Csaba
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