NostalgiaMigranta

vz-nostalgia: :
Ray: One of the most recognisable of all faces.
VZ: Could be, Ray, but it's not why I took the picture.

vz-nostalgia: Those are not murals, fotografa, but the paintings on the plywood sheets nailed to the exterior wall of the gym. I'm surprised they survived the Atlanta summer heat for so long.

vz-nostalgia: There is not much to understand in that sport, Ms. Isabel. Two guys try to damage each other's brains by beating the crap out of each other for the money.

vz-nostalgia: Maybe it's time to joind the gym, Ms. Eliza, if only to learn what you were talking about here.

vz-nostalgia: The circle of thought gets smaller and smaller, Ron.

vz-nostalgia: looks like Muhammad Ali, because it is, Rafael.

vz-nostalgia: that's a brilliant thought, Patrick. Both clays went through the fire and got much stronger as a result.

vz-nostalgia: I think he did more good outside the ring than he did inside, Bill. His input into the Civil Rights movement, the fight against the war in Vietnam is hard to overrate.
The photograph, though, is not about him.

vz-nostalgia: The most recognizable American in the world, Chris.

vz-nostalgia: I do feel a bit of nostalgia every time I pass this declining gym, Mike.

vz-nostalgia: How would you describe this mood, Nadia?

vz-nostalgia: What did you find surprising here, Xavi?

vz-nostalgia: of all the people, I knew exactly who will pay attention to the brickwork, Tim.

vz-nostalgia: The second we hit the post button, our control over people's perception of our image is over. Sometimes, I attempt to retain it through the use of words, a short sketch or a title, but for the most part it is out of our hands.
Nostalgic and bittersweet would be very good words to describe the mood I tried to convey here. You didn't misread it, Ms. Nadia. You are fine-tuned to Nostalgia.

vz-nostalgia: what caught your attention here, Maimuna?

vz-nostalgia: A true recipe for life, Ms. Delia.