(Image: ©Ezequiel Scagnetti/ ezequiel-scagnetti.com/ ezequiel-scagnetti.blogspot.com/)
‘Retratos del Mundo’ is an exhibition of 16 portraits currently taking place at ‘Espacio Arte’ at the Paihuen venue in San Martín de los Andes, Argentina, from 28 July to 15 September. Shot around the world to show the ‘beauty and diversity of mankind’, by an Argentinian eye based in Brussels, we present select images which are based in and skirt around Europe
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