The chandelier lighting Barone Revoltella's library.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
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Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again. -Henri Cartier Bresson-
I photograph to find out what something will look like photographed. - Garry Winogrand-
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8 comments:
lovely. Looks like jewels in the sky!
Absolutely brilliant shot! And extremely creative title.
In Your sidebar there is written "Most important seaport of N Adriatic; ruled by Venice 1202, by Austria 1382; given to Italy in Treaty of Rapallo 1920; seized by Nazis 1943; made a Free Territory 1947; entire city restored to Italy 1954". In my opinion it should be changed "seized by Nazis 1943" into "given to Germany by Repubblica Sociale Italiana 1943". This is an important particular, just to explain that the events of Risiera di San Sabba happened under "Adriatisches Kuestenland of Germany" and not in Italy. Bye
Superb composition! Everything looks like designed on a canvas with some sort of a symmetery!
- Pixellicious Photos
Gorgeous shot, I love the vertiginous feeling it gives you - would make a stunning print.
WOW!
Stunning!
The title is so right for such a beautiful photograph. The background is almost like velvet - such soft colours. Fabulous!
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