Parola – come poche - di significato così contrastante: c’è la solitudine dell’asceta, della ricerca di uno stato di quiete e benessere interiore e c’è quella della tristezza, dell’abbandono. Non riesco a considerare solitudine “un avviarsi verso la luce”, non nel senso piuttosto triste e rassegnato che la foto – veramente bella – suggerisce, per me quell’”avviarsi” è un sorriso, una speranza. Scusa la lunghezza, ciao
"Solitude, though it may be silent as light, is like light, the mightiest of agencies; for solitude is essential to man. All men come into this world alone and leave it alone." - Thomas de Quincey (English author, 1785-1859)
I really like this one. I always enjoy symetry in photography. The person on the left gives it enough weight to keep it interesting. Beautiful place also.
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i really love this photo!
a solitary man walking at the towards the light, with the alley filled with blue light wonder. i love it!
Great shot - the light is beautiful & so is the color of the walls. The composition is perfect, too :)
Amazing photo, as usual. I noticed that you love to play with lines in your photos. I love them.
The colors are amazing too.
Maybe you should post the photos of cathedral & palace? I love seeing photos of cathedral! :))
Nice photo. Love it. :D
Parola – come poche - di significato così contrastante: c’è la solitudine dell’asceta, della ricerca di uno stato di quiete e benessere interiore e c’è quella della tristezza, dell’abbandono.
Non riesco a considerare solitudine “un avviarsi verso la luce”, non nel senso piuttosto triste e rassegnato che la foto – veramente bella – suggerisce, per me quell’”avviarsi” è un sorriso, una speranza.
Scusa la lunghezza, ciao
The light and the composition is perfect...
Compelling photo and narrative.
I am back from my self-imposed vacation.
Abraham Lincoln
Brookville Daily Photo
"Solitude, though it may be silent as light, is like light, the mightiest of agencies; for solitude is essential to man. All men come into this world alone and leave it alone."
- Thomas de Quincey (English author, 1785-1859)
Love that photo, Fabrizio! It's a beautiful image and fantastic atmosphere.
The words are beautiful, too.
Fabulous image Fabrizio, nicely exposed. I've got a story about a dolly in the lighthouse today.
@ Emily Lin, The Royal palace has posted again now (23rd of June 2007). You can see the Cathedral HERE but I'll take it again.
@ Jules, what to say? Thank you so much indeed of this wonderful poetry
@ Everyone, thank you, thank you, thank you !!!
I really like this one. I always enjoy symetry in photography. The person on the left gives it enough weight to keep it interesting. Beautiful place also.
Fab, I really like this one...it's got a good sense of light and calmness.
Greetings, as always.
oh this is so very beautiful.
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