Image: Gonzalo Juanes

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by Don Tercio on 29/08/2009 • Leave a comment

Gonzalo was one of the first Spanish photographers in using color films in the 60s. With Gabriel Cualladó or Ramón Masats (part of the Almerian Photographic Association) they revolutioned how photography was beign done in Spain.

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