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Photos show old Macau, nature, surf, and Tibet

2016-06-08 08:00
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Several dozen photos depicting Macau in the 1940s, nature, surfing and the beauty of Tibet are on display in the corridor gallery of The Plaza Restaurant in Zape.

To celebrate its 37th anniversary, the Photography Salon Society of Macau is holding an exhibition in the corridor gallery.

The society was established in 1978 with the main aim of promoting the artistic skills of local photographers and photographic activities, as well as exchanges with photographers around the world.

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