Mi Foto y su Historia 1: Casa Amarilla y Azul. ....Esp-Eng.
Saludos amigos de esta comunidad, donde nos gusta el arte de la fotografia, que no es necesario ser un experto fotogtrafo, tampoco usar una camara profesional, ya que ultimamente mas usamos los celulares, aunque yo uso ambos: celular y camara.
Voy a tratar de crear una serie con mis fotos que he tomado en mi ciudad natal Ciudad Bolivar, lugares como edificios, calles, avenidas, instituciones educativas, sitios historicos, como un tour pero de esos lugares que con el tiempo muchos han cambiado, otros se han mantenido, otros solo quedan las huellas de lo que un dia fueron, claro todo esto es desde que yo empece a tener uso de razon de conocer y que mi abuelita me contaba, como mi mama, pero todo el contenido original, me encanta conocer y que otros a traves de mi conozcan mi ciudad.
Esta seria la parte o entrega numero 1, ya tengo algunas fotos que he tomado en mis salidas diarias. Pero se que tendre que tomar mas.
Mi Foto y su Historia 1: Casa Amarilla y Azul.
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No recuerdo de cuantos años habra de tener, pero si podria decir que tiene unas buenas bases, porque a pesar de tiempo, de los años aun esta en pie. Se puede ver como esta hecha se ven ladrillos o serian adobes.
De dos plantas, con un atico, adentro debe estar la escalera, todo las puertas y ventanas de madera.
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Si sus colores aun se ven vivos que resaltan, imagino que cuando estuvo nueva la pintura fue aun mas hermosa. QUienes habrian sido sus dueños.
Hay un aviso en el frente de que esta en venta, creo que quien la compre, la ira a demoler, edificar algo nuevo, seria muy bonito conservar el estilo, pero como ahora hasta las construcciones han sufrido muchos cambios en la arquitectura tal vez sea aqui el caso.
Fotos tomadas con celular Samsung Galaxy A16, no se ve bien enfocada porque las tome desde el autobus donde iba, este en marcha.
Portada editada en Canva con imagen gratis de Pexels
Traduccion con la app DeepL
Greetings, friends of this community, where we love the art of photography. You don’t have to be an expert photographer or use a professional camera, since these days we mostly use our cell phones—though I use both: my cell phone and my camera.
I’m going to try to create a series using the photos I’ve taken in my hometown, Ciudad Bolívar—places like buildings, streets, avenues, educational institutions, and historic sites—as if it were a tour, but focusing on those places that have changed over time, while others have remained the same, and still others are now just traces of what they once were. Of course, all of this is based on my own memories from as far back as I can remember, as well as what my grandmother and my mom told me—but all the content is original. I love learning about my city and helping others discover it through my eyes.
This will be the first installment. I already have some photos I’ve taken on my daily outings, but I know I’ll have to take more.
My Photo and Its Story 1: The Yellow and Blue House.
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I don’t remember how old it is, but I can say it has a solid foundation, because despite the passage of time, it’s still standing. You can see how it’s built—you can make out the bricks, or perhaps they’re adobe blocks.
It has two stories and an attic; the staircase must be inside, and all the doors and windows are made of wood.
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If its colors still look so vivid and striking, I imagine the paint must have been even more beautiful when it was new. I wonder who its owners were.
There’s a “For Sale” sign on the front; I think whoever buys it will tear it down to build something new. It would be really nice to preserve the style, but since even buildings have undergone so many architectural changes these days, that might be the case here.
Photos taken with a Samsung Galaxy A16 cell phone; they aren’t in sharp focus because I took them from the bus I was riding while it was moving.
Cover edited in Canva with a free image from Pexels
Translation using the DeepL app
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Nice post / story @zhanavic69!
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Thank you. I hope you'll enjoy the next ones I'll be posting as well.
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