This looks like a very pleasant pedestrian street with some interesting architecture. I can't help but wonder why there are so many people here though. Is there some event happening?
By the way, I really liked how you framed this shot, looking down onto the street and with the balconies slightly out of focus in the lower right-hand corner.
@Ann, those were the days of Sindone (Holy Shroud) exhibition last April / May . By the way on Saturday sfternoon it's usually crowded (take a look HERE how it looks like on an usual shopping time in December). Thank you about your appreciation. I love your detailed comments.
@Jilly, it is !!! And once (not in Summer because too hot) it's a good long walk to cover all via Garibaldi
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This looks like a very pleasant pedestrian street with some interesting architecture. I can't help but wonder why there are so many people here though. Is there some event happening?
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I really liked how you framed this shot, looking down onto the street and with the balconies slightly out of focus in the lower right-hand corner.
So much life and colour. Wonderful!
ReplyDelete@Ann, those were the days of Sindone (Holy Shroud) exhibition last April / May . By the way on Saturday sfternoon it's usually crowded (take a look HERE how it looks like on an usual shopping time in December). Thank you about your appreciation. I love your detailed comments.
ReplyDelete@Jilly, it is !!! And once (not in Summer because too hot) it's a good long walk to cover all via Garibaldi
i used to be an exchange student in Torino and this street was one that i took almost everyday to school and back. thanks for the memories :)
ReplyDeleteWei, I am happy you had -as it seems- good memories about via Garibaldi and Torino. Useless to say you are the most welcomed :-))
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