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A local chef pushes a dollie through the streets in the village of Manarola on the coastline located in nothern Italy's Riveria located in Cinque Terre region in western Italy. A bicycle is leaning up against a yellow wall and a woman is walking by holding a black purse.
Credit: Megan Q. Daniels
A local chef pushes a dollie through the streets in the village of Manarola on the coastline located in nothern Italy's Riveria located in Cinque Terre region in western Italy. A bicycle is leaning up against a yellow wall and a woman is walking by holding a black purse.
This picture was taken by Megan Q. Daniels on 29 June 2010
Location: Cinque Terre in Italy
Please acknowledge (c) Megan Q. Daniels/all rights reserved
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| Field name | Value |
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| IPTC Core: Job Title | Professional Freelance Photograper |
| IPTC Core: Description Writer | RGB |
| IPTC Core: Keywords | Manrola village Cinque Terre Italian Riveria western Italy man male chef dollie bicycle bike street red pants apron yellow wall woman's purse woman walking |
| IPTC Core: Title | 062910_0454 |
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