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...........all pictures Dylan James...............[Erdély/Transylvania, August 2009...]....................language at walk
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- Magyar Mama
- Landscape of many evenings
- A last try at esthetics
- "Fuj a szel, de ki?" the little hungarian I know d...
- Our sweet parents
- Kane - watering the plants
- Porkolt - Bon appetit
- Temeto
- Silence remains
- their Stage
- Sliding through faces
- Megyek Kelleti
- Kiiiids out... for... winter
- Lights, Transitions
- When Budapest was cold... 31/12/2006
- None
- Women along the Duna
- Man doing nothing, workers at break, and tourists ...
- Silhouettes hard against sky and walls
- Lakas
- The Rail station
- Breaking the line: a time to Travel
- University Parking space
- I filmed a frame
- Breathe the Duna
- Marx's chamber
- "Toast" and all the other writers
- Market story
- Edes Mama
- Welcome to Hungary
- Somewhere in Between
- February Trip over (VII)
- February Research trip (VI)
- February trip (V - Underground Blues Band)
- February trip (IV - her strength)
- February Trip (III - landed)
- Trip in February (II - airport)
- Trip in February
- Szinek.....Colours
- Egyedul
- L'equation des murs qui cherchent
- Vicam
- Barbed and wired - Budapest after the riots, the p...
- Le bleu de Mikhailov
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The first picture I've posted on here that I took from an analog camera, and so had to scan it (hence the poor quality)...
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