TELL ME A STORY... WITH AN IMAGE :)
Hello everyone, ¿How is the quarantine going? I hope very well :)
My topic of this week is really interesting and honestly I liked so much. Let's go!
Do you have photos in your house? I guess yes. All of the families enjoy taking a lot of photos of happy moments because it's very cute whatching old photos, remember those nice moments and also tell the story behind that photography. Do you know that important global moments were captured in photographs? I was born in 2000, so I didn't see the man arrive to the moon, but when I went to school, I saw the photo of Neil Alden Armstrong in the moon in my textbook.
What I want to say is thanks a simple photo, a story becomes a real fact and that way can reach out new generations regardless the time or country. Because the words are gone with the wind and an image says more than a thousand words :)
This photography is very famous, an iconic image of its time and I love it <3 It belongs by Alfred Eisenstaedt, which represents the end of the Second World War in 1945. Its name is "V-J day in Times Square" and tell the story about a young sailor kissing a lady because he finds out that he mustn't go to the war. The people say that this pretty couple not known each other in the moment this photo was taken hahahaha but what really important, it's the happiness after darks times. I like it because that image means hope, the hope for a new life.
Black and white photos have something special, don't you think? Now, my dear reader: what moment in History do you keep in your memory thanks a photo? I would love to talk about this with you, its very interesting and educative as well :)
See you soon.


the composition of that photo is perfect
ResponderBorrarHi Macarena! This photo is so nice and very romantic!
ResponderBorrarHii! I agree with you about the black and white photos!
ResponderBorrarHi Anto! I love that photo and I think is so interesting the story behind it. The photos is amazing and have helping the humanity to remaind the history. <3
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