What an incredible capture, Pietro! I really love the combination of dark and light clouds along with blue skies. And the mountains are beautiful! Hope you have wonderful weekend!
When did our sky get to be so b-i-g? This is an amazing capture with so many beautiful layers. Nice work, Pietro. p.s. When his Pope Benedict due in Turin? How exciting!
Pietro è bellissima!!! Amo tanto questa montagna un pò particolare che si riconosce da lontano per la sua punta:-) Buona giornata ed un cordiale saluto:-) ps. penso che stare "in ritiro spirituale" serva a diventare più "grandi e forti", ma lo sopporterei per un periodo breve:-)
La tête dan sles nuages, Piétro ! Mais à quelle hauteur te trouvais-tu ? Une illusion d'optique me fait penser que tu étais dans l'alignement des montagnes.
Peu importe.....C'est spendide ! Véritablement. Une photo comme chacun de nous rêve de faire....
Hi Pietro! wowwowowowow!!! Your picture is fabulous!!! Is it a real picture? it's like pictures that somebody drew. Oh, it's so beautiful. I really like it!!!! Is this wonderful, or what?
The sun just coming across the mountains like the sun is waking up. There is some dark in the sky which speaks of possible surprise weather later. Very lovely picture.
Ciao Pietro, How was your past Sunday? Did you see the Pope? And, ashes back again, the news said. Torino as one of the air spaces closed. How is it your sky now? Can you feel any difference when breathing/viewing around?
Oh superb shot! In city center I am really far away from such scenes, and miss a lot coming closer to those highlands.
Hope you'll have a great week -w/o ashes of course:)
Ciao Pietro, buon inizio settimana. Sai, 40 anni fa ci perdemmo nelle grotte di Crissolo, un pò di paura ed incoscienza dettate dalla giovinezza:-)Un cordiale buongiorno.
Buongiorno Pietro e buona nuova settimana... grazie per aver lasciato nei miei commenti le parole di quella canzone di altri tempi che racchiude tutto l'amore verso le nostre mamme.
Hi Pietro, thank you for your visit. This is such a beautiful picture, love how the sun is elbowing away the clouds from the mountains. Something is looming there, rain or snow! I had also a look at your earlier posts. The shroud of Turin is a controversial subject. I am a skeptic by nature but if it gives people comfort to believe, that is fine with me. Anyway it is an interesting concept. Spring in Italy is so GREEN! Beautiful, elegant Tulips, great macro shot. The quotes of thinkers;so true. The snow cannons like blue and yellow monsters. Great memories flood back when I see the skiing crowd. Anyway dear Pietro I was looking for the small starflowers, unfortunately I have not found them, they might not have come up. Have a very nice week. T
Opposites complement this picture! The hardness of the Rocky Mountains with the softness of clouds, the sky's brightness and darkness of the woods! He was very happy to find this painting of gods in front and have the chance to record it! Beijus,
Ciao Pietro, buon giovedi, in attesa di un pò di luce:-) Tutto ha un altro sapore quando si ha l'età della scoperta:-) Ero e sono una scugnizza per cui quelli che mi fecero perdere non la passarono liscia, penso ricordino ancora le mie ingiurie:-))però mi perdonarono,perchè grazie al mio accendino trovammo (dopo ore angoscianti) lo spiraglio:-) Mai perdere la speranza, oggi più che mai..va buò, ti ho scritto come un fiume in piena:-)
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b-i-g? This is an amazing capture with so many beautiful layers. Nice work, Pietro.
p.s. When his Pope Benedict due in Turin? How exciting!
ps. penso che stare "in ritiro spirituale" serva a diventare più "grandi e forti", ma lo sopporterei per un periodo breve:-)
Un saluto e buon week-end anche se questa primavera continua a fare i capricci.
Un abbraccio!
Amazing capture Pietro.
Regards.
Have wonderful weekend.
Peu importe.....C'est spendide ! Véritablement. Une photo comme chacun de nous rêve de faire....
Have a nice weekend!
wowwowowowow!!!
Your picture is fabulous!!!
Is it a real picture?
it's like pictures that somebody drew.
Oh, it's so beautiful.
I really like it!!!!
Is this wonderful, or what?
That is simply amazing, I love it :)
Have a nice weekend!
Marinela x
Buona giornata a te, Pietro :-)
How was your past Sunday? Did you see the Pope? And, ashes back again, the news said. Torino as one of the air spaces closed. How is it your sky now? Can you feel any difference when breathing/viewing around?
Oh superb shot! In city center I am really far away from such scenes, and miss a lot coming closer to those highlands.
Hope you'll have a great week -w/o ashes of course:)
Un abbraccio!
The Ephesus Masterpieces are at Blogtrotter Two for you to enjoy; I’m sure you’ll be impressed!! Have a great week!!
Norwich Daily Photo is back online. Sorry I've been away so long. I look forward to your visit and your comments. See you soon!
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Anna :)
This is such a beautiful picture, love how the sun is elbowing away the clouds from the mountains. Something is looming there, rain or snow!
I had also a look at your earlier posts. The shroud of Turin is a controversial subject. I am a skeptic by nature but if it gives people comfort to believe, that is fine with me. Anyway it is an interesting concept.
Spring in Italy is so GREEN!
Beautiful, elegant Tulips, great macro shot. The quotes of thinkers;so true.
The snow cannons like blue and yellow monsters. Great memories flood back when I see the skiing crowd. Anyway dear Pietro I was looking for the small starflowers, unfortunately I have not found them, they might not have come up.
Have a very nice week. T
Tutto ha un altro sapore quando si ha l'età della scoperta:-) Ero e sono una scugnizza per cui quelli che mi fecero perdere non la passarono liscia, penso ricordino ancora le mie ingiurie:-))però mi perdonarono,perchè grazie al mio accendino trovammo (dopo ore angoscianti) lo spiraglio:-) Mai perdere la speranza, oggi più che mai..va buò, ti ho scritto come un fiume in piena:-)
Very strong shot...with an excellent contrast between the dark clouds and the light on the mountain...
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