Sunny Maltese weather excellently complements stunning large format posters (printed on canvas and lit in huge cuboid structures, what allows visitors to admire the works in their full glory) of 24 fashion photographers both maltese and international (Noella Agius, Dennis Calleja, Karl Cutajar, Alan J. Darmanin, Keith Darmanin, James Galea, Sean Mallia, Steven Muliett, Tonio Lombardi, Valentina Lupo, Kurt Paris, Bernard Polidano, Jacob Sammut Carabez, Benjamin Sant, Clint Scerri Harkins, Steven Vella, Doru Amariucai, Alan Gelati, Yves Lavallette, David Leslie Anthony, Anna Osk Erlingsdottir, Federico Peltretti, Salvador Pozo, Gabriele Rigon). Apart of beautiful local models shots you can see such big stars as Janet Jackson and Nicole Kidman depicted there.
The exhibition is open to the public all day and night and is lasting till 9 may.
Hurry up, it's worth seeing!
Yours,Mira and Lana.
Сегодняшняя солнечно-мальтийская погода замечательно гармонировала с прекрасными fashion снимками 24-х местных и интернациональных фотографов. Фотографии чуть выше человеческого роста, что позволяет до мельчайших деталей оценить работу фотографов и стилистов. Помимо шикарных моделей, на снимках можно увидеть Janet Jackson и Nicole Kidman.
Выставка открыта для всех желающих и продлится до 9 мая. Поспешите, это действительно стоит увидеть своими глазами!
Ваши Мира и Лана.
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