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BOB SALA, Fujifilm X-Photographer and BFF Professional, is a founding member of the “Romantic Dogs” . He bought his first own car when he was 30. Born in Germany, he now lives in a secret library among classic writers and photographers of long forgotten decades. This is his story.

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Bob Sala und seine kosmischen Scherze. Rumtrunkene Faseleien am Küchentisch über Literatur, Fotografie und die großen Themen des Universums.

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Outdoor, Portrait by Bob Sala

Toxic Ivy

31. Oktober 201431. Oktober 2014 by Bob Sala

Toxic Ivy

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