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This picture was taken by Gabriela Mazo on the 24th of February 2024 and edited to follow the movement of Pictiorialism emerging in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The photograph demonstrates that the photographer sought to emphasize the aesthetic qualities, of the image rather than just documenting reality, which Alfred Stieglitz describes as the main characteristic of this movement in the essay "Pictorial Photography" in "Classic Essays on Photography", 115 - 124. The photograph features with a soft focus representing a soft and dreamy quality, subjectivity that evokes a nostalgic feeling in the audience, manipulation in order to achieve the "pictorialist" effect, and a clear emphasis on beauty aiming to romanticize the subject, in this case, the Eiffel Tower.

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La Tour Eiffel depuis l'avenue de Camoëns

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La Tour Eiffel depuis l'avenue de Camoëns

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This photograph was taken by Gabriela Mazo the 30th of April of 2022. "El cuartel Del Mar," is an old barrack of the Guardia Civil converted into an exclusive beach restaurant by the architect Paula Rosales and the interior stylist Alejandra Pombo. Similar Edward Weston's departure from Pictorialism, this contemporary photograph of the emblematic building's stairs is a clear representation of the Modernist movement, as it represents a break from tradition and explores new forms of expression emphasizing abstraction, experimentation and innovation. In a similar way to what Weston pursued, the picture shows the photographer's goal to project the essence of the subject  matter in an innovative and disruptive manner.

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This photograph was taken to Gabriela Mazo by the student in Communication & Media Beatriz Llorente at CEU university, and later edited by Gabriela to evoke the essence of the 20th century Surrealist movement. Surrealists aimed to explore the subconscious mind, dreams and fantasies and therefore the constraints of traditional aesthetic by embracing absurdity and randomness, provoking chaos. This picture reflects a woman (Gabriela Mazo) playing the traditional Spanish percussion instrument, "Castañuelas." Spain's cultural backdrop, dominated by the Mediterranean culture, is palpable in the photo. The artist creatively transforms the scene through experimentation and juxtaposition to make it seem the model is playing claw shells under the warm Mediterranean waters. This photograph's interpretation plays homage to the Surrealist movement and at the same time showcases the inevitable fusion of tradition and innovation in the Mediterranean country. 