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Sotto il massiccio del San Gottardo si è lavorato alacremente per costruire quello che è diventato il traforo ferroviario più lungo del mondo: 57 chilometri di tunnel, in cui i treni possono sfrecciare a 250 km/orari. (Thomas Kern, swissinfo.ch)
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Thomas Kern è nato in Svizzera nel 1965. Dopo una formazione di fotografo a Zurigo, ha iniziato a lavorare come fotoreporter nel 1989. Nel 1990 ha fondato l'agenzia fotografica svizzera Lookat Photos. Thomas Kern ha vinto due volte il World Press Award e ha ottenuto diversi riconoscimenti in Svizzera. Il suo lavoro è stato esposto in varie mostre ed è rappresentato in diverse collezioni.
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