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A
poor side door in the Zacatecas cathedral, in strong
contrast to the elaborated and rich baroque masterpiece building, probably taking
directly from the street into the
stairwell to the bell towers. Heavily weathered and now
reinforced with an iron bar and lock, it could be at least 300
years old and -if true- painted over hundreds of times, so its color
defies definition. Although it contrasts well against the
pink sandstone from the quarries of the region, probably I should have
used a touch of fill flash to pump up contrast since the day
was heavily overcast.
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