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En primer lugar, deseo comentarles a todos que soy un fotógrafo principiante, con una cámara domestica buena… ¡y que amo estar aquÃ, en medio de todos ustedes!
Mi nombre es Roberto Oscar Viviani Hermida, pero para todos soy Roby, si usted me ve por la calle y me llama Roberto, seguiré sin darme por aludido… ¡nadie me llama asÃ! Tengo 44 años y nacà un 21 de noviembre.
Vivo en un paÃs hermoso y muy generoso: La República Argentina, que gracias a Dios, he podido recorrer bastante.
Mis lugares preferidos son la provincia de Misiones, las Cataratas del Iguazú, Mar del Plata, Córdoba, y toda la Patagonia.
Mi actual residencia es en el mismÃsimo corazón de los cien barrios porteños: Villa Luro, un hermoso lugar, lleno de gente amable.
Trabajo desde hace 22 años en una editorial cristiana, donde se publica una revista para niños: “El Puentecitoâ€. ¡Yo amo a los niños!
En mi casa tengo muchas orquÃdeas, y no dejo de buscar por todas partes nuevas plantas. Me apasiona fotografiarlas cada vez que puedo.
Tengo una cámara Nikkon Cool Pix L1, y hasta el momento todas mis fotografÃas fueron tomadas con ella.
Mi deseo es ser fotógrafo de niños, especializarme en esa área, aunque las flores y los macros también me llaman mucho la atención.
¿Quiere hacerme un regalo? ¡Mándeme la foto de una orquÃdea!
Trato de comentar las fotos de todos mis amigos aquÃ, pero déjeme decirle algo: Yo no comento fotos sobre muertes, cementerios, brujerÃa y escenas de violencia, para eso está el resto del mundo, y yo no las fomento. No me agradan.
Para comentar las fotos en inglés, utilizo un traductor, que muchas veces me juega malas pasadas, cayendo en la obviedad de escribir frases muy cortas o siempre lo mismo. Pido disculpas por ello. ¡Estoy estudiando inglés para prescindir de él!
Desde que pertenezco a la familia de RR, estoy muy feliz, encontré muy buenos amigos, cuyos comentarios me hacen aprender cada dÃa más sobre el arte de la fotografÃa.
¡Si usted me necesita para algo, sólo hágamelo saber! Estoy a sus órdenes.
ROBY.
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Comments (61)
RobyHermida
Sacred Rosa of Calamuchita, the earth of the abundance. THE name of Santa Rosa of Calamuchita is due to the first chapel been founded by the Order Dominique in the 1700, being erected in the place in homage to the Santa Rosa. On the other hand, Calamuchita is an indigenous word "Ctalamochita" or "Talamochita", linking of two voices and a suffix: "Ctala" and "Mochi" that mean "Pruning" and "Molle" respectively, and "Ita" that expresses "Abundance", reason why "Calamuchita" it indicates Abundance of prunings and molles. The city, crossed by the river Santa Rosa, this it inserts in the Valley of Calamuchita among the cords of the Big and Small Mountains. The comechingones and sanavirones were the primitive residents of the place, like in the whole mountain area of the Cordovan county. On the same ones we can aim that they were of great behavior, farmers of varied vegetables for their food, with rustic housings, overalls semiburied in the differences of the mountain land. They practiced the loom for their gears with lineal guards and some geometric drawings. Something of ceramic that is still conserved in certain populations. The oldest residents, worked the stone for their defense weapons. They were subjected in principle by the Jesuit evangelism that had a wide and strong work in the region. The natives were contained in towns and integrated in counties. And it belongs one to them that he/she gave him name I specify Santa Rosa, it was the denominated Calamochita. The first Spanish conqueror that went by the Valley of Calamuchita, was Don Francisco Cesar in 1528, using as penetration road the river Carcarañá in search of the rich city mentioned in the King's legend Blanco. The Indians were distributed in you commend and the lands were given in grace. Sacred Rosa of Calamuchita, formed a grace of which was accrediting Don Pedro Thin García. These lands passed their daughter Francisca and their husband Lázaro of Matos Dacilvera, toward 1625 and in 1642 they passed to property of Don Pedro Goatherd when the Governor Don Miguel of Seses granted them in grace to Spanish Don Sebastian Carranza and of the Tower. There is not document that their foundation testifies, but it is considered as such the year 1575, and its history begins with the first stays of Spaniards and with the arrival of the Jesuit and its stay of San Ignacio. In 1877 Mrs. Mercedes Grassland Núñez and Don Estanislao Bathrooms donate the property corresponding of Santa Rosa's Church, department Calamuchita. In 1891, the nucleamiento population had already taken body and it is believed the primary school, the police, the courier of the mail and other official dependences. In 1935, Mr. Diego Garzón fractions and lotea the property of Santa Rosa's current central helmet. The first hostel was inaugurated in 1929 and the transport Diviú it took Córdoba in 1931.
MagikUnicorn
B e a u t i f u l :)
Gisela
Preciosa la iglesia, muy interesante su historia.
timtripp
beautiful church, informative comment, wonderful photograph! BRAVO!
DarkStormCrow
Excellent photography and subject, well done..
tallpindo
I like these plaster adobes. The nearest ones are in Colorado and in ruins now. The faith has a poetry in Spanish.
furuta
Beautiful image. excellent capture!!
waldomac
Nice. We have a few of these still surviving in the Santa Fe area. I've always loved them. Thanks for sharing this, friend.
artaddict2
A beautiful church design, a very good capture my friend and wonderful information. :O)
virginiese Online Now!
Very nice church and a great POV. Great shot
DaiKepler
Superb photograph of a beautiful church! It has stood the test of time so well!
cmolsen2002
This is a lovely, clear image, a pleasure to view, and a fascinating read. Thank you for both!
emmecielle
very beautiful photos ... thanks for the historical information! :)
jeroni
excelente trabajo tanto en foto como en historia
Flannelman
Very nice write-up and capture. ;-)
durleybeachbum
Interesting!
swjkie100
Very nice ^_^
gizmo563
A wonderful shot!
kansas
A beautiful chapel.
SapUS59
an excellent capture of this beautiful structure !!
velasco
Muy bonita esta iglesio. Tiene el encanto de las antiguas iglesias coloniales, aunque parece restaurada recientemente
helanker
A very lovely building. I like the clean walls. :)
busi2ness
Lovely color, perspective and textures as well as a pleasant architectural style you captured.
Maya06
wonderful shot, hugs Maya!!!
MrsLubner
Reminds me of our old missions in California. Super shot.
Janiss
Interesting and such splendid capture Roby!
jocko500
wonderful shot of this church
sirgugu
Nice. Clean. Simple. For the church. Great capture.
Richardphotos
es un iglesia muy hermosa y captura fina Roby
mbz2662
To echo MrsLubner, it reminds of the missions in California. Great shot and history lesson.