From the hill the South of Torino with the red arch of the pedestrian bridge that connect Olympic Village to Lingotto and Oval. On the background: mountains. From North-West-South the city is surrounded by mountains...
Fabrizio - this is very beautiful and quite dramatic. How is the arc of light created over the bridge?
I have never visited Torino but your pictures make me more and more interested in doing so. What is the population of the area? Is growth blocked by the mountains on three sides?
A background of sky and mountains where day is still, and a town which starts spending his night! Alpha and omega, hatred and love, water and big fire ... gran bel colpo!
2 Strangetastes, honestly I don't understand very well your question. State that the red arc it a real arc, if you click on the link you can see that the bridge it's light up on both sides... -- Torino (the city, without suburbs), at 31st of March 2007 has 902,612 inhabitant -- it's surrounded by Alps from North, West (not East, sorry) and South (even if a bit far from the city). By the way I think you can have a better detail thank to google earth or google maps.
2 Nikon, yes in those days (was 8th of May) and after sopome really cold days, there was some snow on mountains
@ Albi, Oh è facile: Parco Europa, Cavoretto (si arriva in auto come voglio sperare tu sappia) :-) -- QUI c'è un'altra foto presa dallo stesso punto e altre ne pubblicherò in seguito. Ti ringrazio per il gradito apprezzamento.
Torino was the first Capital of Italy, the city that hosted XX Olympic and IX Paralympic Winter Games and Torino Daily Photo is the first photo blog of the city --- I am sorry but due the spam comments, anonymous users are not allowed...
Another stunning night shot!
ReplyDeleteFabrizio - this is very beautiful and quite dramatic. How is the arc of light created over the bridge?
ReplyDeleteI have never visited Torino but your pictures make me more and more interested in doing so. What is the population of the area? Is growth blocked by the mountains on three sides?
Bob
St. Louis Missouri Daily Photo Blog
This is so beautiful. Lovely, lovely colours - a great dusk shot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic place you live in. I am astonished
ReplyDeleteI love your night shots - this one is excellent.
ReplyDeleteIs there any snow left on the mountains?
What a beautiful city by day and night!
ReplyDeleteA background of sky and mountains where day is still, and a town which starts spending his night! Alpha and omega, hatred and love, water and big fire ... gran bel colpo!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful night scene, i love the arch!
ReplyDeleteStunning! Spotted lights is so modest, like candles, as if they celebrated people in the city.
ReplyDeletesimply breathtaking...and captured at the perfect time of night!
ReplyDelete2 Strangetastes, honestly I don't understand very well your question. State that the red arc it a real arc, if you click on the link you can see that the bridge it's light up on both sides... -- Torino (the city, without suburbs), at 31st of March 2007 has 902,612 inhabitant -- it's surrounded by Alps from North, West (not East, sorry) and South (even if a bit far from the city). By the way I think you can have a better detail thank to google earth or google maps.
ReplyDelete2 Nikon, yes in those days (was 8th of May) and after sopome really cold days, there was some snow on mountains
To everyone: thank you very much indeed !
Wonderfull shots. And this mountains. We love mountains and mountains hiking a lot. So there's another reason to visit Torino. ;)))
ReplyDeletewow! this is really amazing. Its breathtaking having the mountains over the city!
ReplyDeleteTHis actually remindes me somewhat of Salt Lake City Utah. Nice shot!
ReplyDeletedavvero bella, da dove si vede questa strordinaria vista? non si sa ma, magari un giorno mi arrampico anche io!
ReplyDelete@ Albi, Oh è facile: Parco Europa, Cavoretto (si arriva in auto come voglio sperare tu sappia) :-) -- QUI c'è un'altra foto presa dallo stesso punto e altre ne pubblicherò in seguito. Ti ringrazio per il gradito apprezzamento.
ReplyDeleteok una di queste sere provo, grazie mille!
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