Keith-Sutherland

Florentine Side Street

Florentine Side Street

Chiasso degli Altoviti near the Ponte Vecchio, Florence

Chiasso degli Altoviti near the Ponte Vecchio, Florence
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I am a huge fan of black and white, as well as buildings and structure. Very nice photo

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