Friday, July 18, 2008

The court of Palazzo Carignano

Please take a moment to enlarge the photo and you will see details of walls. More to come...

Per cortesia cliccate sulla foto per poterla ingrandire e osservare il disegno delle pareti prospicienti il cortile. Presto altri dettagli.
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18 comments:

  1. I'm trying to visualize your position when you took this photo. The angle is most interesting!

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  2. lovely shot. the detail in the walls are amazing.

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  3. Beautiful walls. I like the way you took this picture.

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  4. How beautiful. I remember the lesson you taught me about rounded walls - but I'm not positive it was here, but I 'think' it was! Such architecture! Such beauty. And a wonderful photograph.

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  5. perfect perspective! you have inspired me, i've been getting lazy with my photos recently, shall remedy that immediately.

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  6. you do always have a unique perspective that is always inspiring! I love the details-I enlarged the photo to see.
    Beautiful!

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  7. So glad there will be more to come. The details are lovely and your perspective adds to the drama of this photograph.

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  8. Ciao Fabrizio....you may have missed the subtle tone in my post about the pope. I have no time for ANY popes, other than as anachronistic historical figures!

    FCome and visit me today to see how one of your Torinese compares came to be visiting Sydney - with no jet lag! (even more ludicrous than the pope)

    Sally

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  9. Ciao!! Ho trovato il tuo Blog via FaceBook....
    How wonderful!!!
    Sono nato in Toronto pero i genitori sono Friulani. A Torino sono stato!
    Volevo dire che mi piace molto il tuo blog.
    Spero di fare anch'io qualche foto quest' Estate.

    Grazie!!

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  10. The perspective and composition are wonderful. I feel so small whenlooking at this giant if an image.

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  11. I agree with the comments that the perspective & composition is fabulous!
    The building detail is amazing.

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  12. You have presented a beautiful building beautifullly!

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  13. I think you've earned a gold star for this one, Fabrizio. Can't wait to see the next photos.

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  14. la prise de vue et l'angle est d'une grande beauté!!!

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