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Palácio do Planalto place of work of the Presidency of Brazil. It is the seat of executive power of the Brazilian Federal Government. The building is located i...
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Palácio do Planalto place of work of the Presidency of Brazil. It is the seat of executive power of the Brazilian Federal Government. The building is located in the Three Powers Square in Brasilia, and was designed by Oscar Niemeyer. The Planalto Palace is part of the Pilot Plan project and was one of the first buildings built in the capital. photo I did taking advantage of an existing water mirror in the National Congress, about 25 meters away.
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Aperture 32/10 ISO 389 Shutter 10/42 Focal Length 157/10

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Aug, 2018

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