File talk:Primera edición del diario La República de Montevideo (3 de mayo de 1988).jpg

 

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Hello, the photograph "Primera edición del diario La República de Montevideo" is my own, and this is the version of an analog photograph that I personally took. I could have chosen to scan on the 35mm negative, but I preferred to scan a print I made on photographic paper. And as for the content, it is merely informative, and it has no economic value, since they are authentic newspapers displayed on a newsstand, just as the seller himself placed them. I did not intervene in the arrangement of the newspapers, or in anything. In fact, I came across the newsstand by chance, and there is no close-up of any newspaper, it is a photographic composition as artistic as possible of an everyday event. A newspaper and magazine stand in a neighborhood of Montevideo, Uruguay in the late 1980s. I feel uncomfortable with this controversy, because there is not only good faith in everything, the photographic work it's mine and it's my personal work. But in the content, which does not include any close-up of commercial interest. On the contrary, photography has a certain testimonial value, since almost all communication companies are now totally disappeared. I hope this photographic work of mine and personal is justly appreciated. I apologize in advance, as this translation is an automatic Google Translate translation from Spanish. Respectful regards for all, --NewAngus (talk) 11:58, 8 January 2021 (UTC)