Well I like it Fabrizio. I never think of playing with the B&W and sepia and blues. Good idea. Works well in this case.
By the way, I really don't want to force you but I just posted something that will probably make you smile. Well, in any case, I am curious to see what you think of my interpretation. ;)
I wish we had ceilings in Australia, as nice as those in Italia. I will come to Italia and study your ceilings in great detail. There is nothing unfortunate in a little blurrrrrrr, especially in this shot.
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Well I like it Fabrizio. I never think of playing with the B&W and sepia and blues. Good idea. Works well in this case.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I really don't want to force you but I just posted something that will probably make you smile. Well, in any case, I am curious to see what you think of my interpretation. ;)
Just beautiful Via Roma! I see also a FNAC bookstore at right! Love to go to FNAC!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very beautifully captured & composed shot...simply love the details!
ReplyDeleteI think I'm more interested in looking at the two girls, rather than the ceiling!
ReplyDeleteche belle le italiane...LOL
ReplyDeleteWhat ceiling?
ReplyDeleteReally, what ceiling? If I took that shot it would be blurred, too :)
ReplyDeleteGreat ceilings...
ReplyDeleteBingo. I'm happy you all loved this kind of *ceiling* :-))))
ReplyDeleteSonia, I didn't know that Fnac is worldwide. I thought it was only European. It's like Ikea that I didn't belive to my eyes when I saw it in Beijin.
Eliane, as said on your blog I'm flattered to be able to inspire you in today your great photo :-)
Thank you to everyone.
Grazie, I do enjoy the ceilings.
ReplyDeleteBad, bad boy ;-)
ReplyDeleteI wish we had ceilings in Australia, as nice as those in Italia.
ReplyDeleteI will come to Italia and study your ceilings in great detail.
There is nothing unfortunate in a little blurrrrrrr, especially in this shot.