Yesterday someone thought to a broken link about Mole Antonelliana. If I centered the point and I understood well, it wasn't. It was a link to a search on this blog with word "Antonelliana". Scrolling down you can get all photos here published concerning Mole Antonelliana. Even if Italian T is less appealing than French red cigar, here is another photo of Mole and an Italian tobacconist sign.
Ieri qualcuno pensò ad un link rotto circa quello inerente alla Mole Antonelliana. Se ho capito il problema, non lo era. Quel link rappresenta una ricerca su questo blog di tutte le ricorrenze in cui figura la parola "Antonelliana". Scendendo nel risultato ottenuto si possono ottenere tutte le foto qui pubblicate concernenti a Mole Antonelliana. Per quanto l'Italiana T sia menno affascinante del sigaro rosso Francese, qui c'è un'altra fotografia della Mole e dell'insegna Italiana di un tabaccaio.
I like the composition - the way the building leans.
ReplyDeleteFabrizio, thank you for taking the time to clarify. The page clearly says "Visualizzazione post per ricerca antonelliana. Mostra tutti i post", but I didn't pay attention. So, mea culpa :).
ReplyDeleteMole Antonelliana has got to be one of the most beautiful things I've seen.
What a beauty! And I like your angle ;-)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful - and yes I agree with Isabella, you've captured it at such an interesting angle.
ReplyDeleteThankyou too for the Cafe San Carlo series. I loved those!
I like your composition and the colors of the building adds a lot of itnerest for me to it.
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Brookville Daily Photo
Phew! Yesterday's photo made me feel a little dizzy!
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