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Selected The nearest plate to your date The city lights of Budapest dominate the nightscape of Hungary -
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The photograph for 18 JAN 2026 is not one we can put on paper at poster size. This one comes from the public archives instead: The city lights of Budapest dominate the nightscape of Hungary, published 18 JAN 2026. It is the nearest plate to your date that we are free to print.
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