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Per alcune foto artistiche faccio dei collage.
Questo è un collage.
Nell'arte il volto di donna è sempre stato affascinante, sia al tempo dell'impressionismo e anche dopo.
L'inverno è ormai finito, si vedono già i ptimi fiori, tutto cambia con la primavera, ci si sente come una certa voglia di aprire le finestre, di sentire il profumo dei fiori ... di rinnovo !
Ecco un pò di poesia :
Sarà un volto chiaro.
S'apriranno le strade
sui colli di pini
e di pietra....
I fiori spruzzati
di colore alle fontane
occhieggeranno come
donne divertite: Le scale
le terrazze le rondini
canteranno nel sole.
(Cesare Pavese)
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For some artistic photos I make collages.
This is a collage.
Art woman's face has always been fascinating, both at the time of Impressionism and beyond.
Winter is over now, you can already see the first flowers, everything changes with the spring, it feels like a certain desire to open the windows, to feel the scent of flowers ... of renovation!
And so a little poem:
It will be a clear face.
Shall be opened in the streets
the hills of pines
and stone ....
sprayed flowers
of colours color to fountains
peep out as
Kenyan women: The stairs
the terraces the swallows
They sing in the sun.
(Cesare Pavese)
The sky looked promising for another sweet sunset, but I couldn't make up my mind about where to go try for a shot. Well, I jumped in the truck and started driving towards the river, just hoping that I would run across an unknown spot. I ended up on Old Hwy 61, headed for Baton Rouge, feeling like I was wasting my time (the sunset turned out to be pretty much of a flop), when I spotted this abandoned little house sitting just off the road. "OK", I thought..."This is what I was supposed to find."
I complimented Babyruthinmd's ability to find the coolest old places based on her photo below:
www.flickr.com/photos/9106521@N07/6380735893/in/photostream
I then realized that I had photographed the same place...my memory is going :)
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A light covering of snow on Toddyshaw Hill near Mickleton in strong sunshine under a clear blue sky.
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As the falling snow eases, a brief bright spell in between heavy snow showers shows off these bare Sycamore trees at Forest in Teesdale
Our Boxing Day jaunt included a walk around Langford Lakes. There weren't many birds around ... a few cormorants and loads of Canada geese. But there were lots of lovely bare trees and some nice reflections.
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Minolta 100-200mm
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A group of mature sycamore trees silhouetted under a deep blue sky and a light snow covering on the ground.
The sun was out today and the wind was cool and brisk. From our backyard, our (and our neighbor’s) Burr Oak trees looked very nice with the winter clouds in the background!
This photo was shot on 2/07/2016, using a Canon PowerShot A1000-IS.
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or any other media without my explicit written permission.
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