This is one of my most loved court in
Torino. It's about about
Palazzo Asinari di San Marzano actually
Palazzo Carpano. What it's remarkable is that you can see a court (floodlit), a small arch, the second tiny court and into the second small arch in the background (closed at floor with two stairs): the entrance door. A wonderful perspective. I'm very very sorry about the poor quality of the photo but it was taken by night at free hand with my compact camera. I really hope to be able to show it as it deserves in future.
Questo è uno dei miei cortili preferiti in
Torino. Concerne
Palazzo Asinari di San Marzano attualmente
Palazzo Carpano. Ciò che è straordinario è osservare il cortile illuminato a giorno, il piccolo arco, il secondo piccolo cortile e nel secondo minuscolo arco in fondo (chiuso ai piedi con due scalini): la porta di ingresso. Una stupenda prospettiva. Mi spiace molto circa la bassa qualità della foto ma è stata fatta di notte a mano libera con una compatta. Spero davvero di poterlo mostrare come merita in futuro.
The pillars are beautiful. They look like wood.
ReplyDeleteBut-but-but Fabrizio, it is pretty awesome that way! I am all for low-key equipment! Loved how you guided our eye in your description.
ReplyDeleteGreat "layered" photo. The small camera did a good job :-)
ReplyDeleteThe perspective through the multiple areas is nice--spaces through spaces. And especially how you see in the photograph's center , the floodlit court, with its detail.
ReplyDeletePalazzo Carpano è molto bello, ma tu sei riuscito a passare il burbero portiere fumatore di sigaro?
ReplyDeleteLivio
Still a beautiful shot, veru nice perspective of the court and the doorways...
ReplyDeleteJust catching up with your great photos, Fabrizio. This is such a beautiful courtyard - not surprised it's the most loved.
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