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    Light- Shadow battle with the victory of an air-balloon somewhere in the Quartieri Spagnoli - Via Toledo. I had to wait quite a bit of a time until the desired scenery showed up. : by peterzsolnai, Views[248]
         		 Naples said to be a dangerous city. Probably there are place where it is not suggested to go, however this gentleman having a peaceful nap during daily siesta off the beaten track gives me completely different impression. : by peterzsolnai, Views[327]
         		 Pigeons can be found all over Naples. Where ever I am I always try snapping a picture where these birds can be seen.: by peterzsolnai, Views[310]
         		 One of the iconic pizzeria in Naples is a not be missed Da Michele. As there is a long queue to get a table, most of the people decided to eat the pizza somewhere around the Pizzeria. This was the case with us as well. When I was about to finish my pizza these Italian guys turned up and could not resist to take some picture about them.: by peterzsolnai, Views[340]
         		 A Fiat500 an evergreen (colored) master piece of the Italian industry. Trapped in this narrow street between these walls gave me an impression of an everlasting nostalgia that never will fade away. : by peterzsolnai, Views[343]
     
    Since i would rather walk then use public transport this overpass was my beginning and the end of the day in Florence for me. Although this is an overpass just like any other going over the train station, i found it very peaceful and calming. While some people might find this place scary, (if you find yourself with a stranger and nowhere to run feeling), i was happy every time i saw it and knew it's a beginning of an new and exciting experience.: by bogisp, Views[208]
         		 I was one of the first in line to get into Florence Cathedral and as any tourist i was ready with my camera to take photos. Don't get me wrong, i was amazed by the sheer size and beauty of it, but the first thing i did was taking a photo of people that stopped enjoying what they were there for in the first place. Technology has come between us, we stopped having nice memories and started having lots of pictures.: by bogisp, Views[208]
         		 A street artist had enough of it and decided to have some fun with a man that just got out of the shoe store. He was taking a break from shopping and she saw an opportunity to have some fun. They didn't speak the same language but laughter feels and means the same all around the world.: by bogisp, Views[172]
         		 Silently asking for a little bit of help Poverty is everywhere, such is the case in Florence too. Logic implies, more people in big city higher the chance of geting any money for doing nothing. A poor man just asking to survive a rainy day while most of the people pass him by carelessly.: by bogisp, Views[198]
         		 As a big fan of cycling i was happy to see people in Florence using bicycles as a primary method of transportation in already crowded city center. Aside the fact that bicycles are good for your health and environment as a sustainable way of transport, narrow streets of Florence are not going to make an easy day for you if you are driving a car. So, cycle away my friend!: by bogisp, Views[159]
     
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         		 Fields of Dreams #4 - This wheat field had just been harvested and the sounds of the tractors could be heard working in the nearby fields. The farmers left the bales to dry in the sun, taking advantage of the light and warmth of the long summer days for securing dryness and wellbeing of their crops. These bales appeared to all be rolled to one end of the hill, each positioned in the perfect direction. As I peered through the trees and caught this image, it seemed that all of the bales wanted to be in the picture so they all gathered for a family shot :-) Countryside between Montepulciano and Montelcino in the Val d'Orcia region of Tuscany, Italy - June 23, 2013: by judithheidrich, Views[781]
         		 Fields of Dreams #3 - Harvest time arrived and the farmers worked their fields from sunup to sundown, taking advantage of the extended summer daylight hours. Bales of hay are left to dry in the sun before they are gathered for storage and for food for the animals. Each bale seems to have been positioned with an intended sense of order and rhythm. They remind me of musical notes on a sheet of paper and if you were viewing the field from above a beautiful and dreamy symphony would be seen and heard. Countryside between Montepulciano and Montelcino in the Val d'Orcia region of Tuscany, Italy - June 23, 2013: by judithheidrich, Views[367]
         		 Fields of Dreams #2 - It was late afternoon and the sun was beginning to move low in the summer sky. With each passing minute shadows began to dance lover the sprawling wheat fields and valleys. The wheels of the tractor that harvested the land seemed to leave behind a signature of synchronicity and oneness with the land. The temperature was unseasonably cool as this was taken on the road from the direction of Monticchiello . Countryside near Pienza in the Val d'Orcia region of Tuscany, Italy - June 12, 2013: by judithheidrich, Views[433]
         		 Fields of Dreams #1 - Flowers burst with color in early summer along the edge of this expansive undulating and ripening wheat field near Pienza, Italy. The field fills with shadows and creates a dreamy hint of gold colosr and movement. Renaissance painters were famous for painting this type of countryside. The crops will be harvested a bit late this year due to an unusual amount of rainfall that occurred during the spring. As the summer breeze moved across and rustled the wheat, there was the slightest whisper of sound and movement. Countryside in the Val d'Orcia region of Tuscany, Italy near Pienza, from the direction of Monticchiello. - June 12, 2013: by judithheidrich, Views[491]
     
    The sons of the ice and the fire: A thin layer of little stones covers the slopes of the higher crater. Only rarely you can find big stones surrounded by a small pit, where the snow and the wind have invented forms : by mongibello, Views[366]
         		 Sea of dark lava: When the slow wave of the fire stops to flow, it becomes an endless sea of sharp blades and only in the background you can see the mother of the stones: by mongibello, Views[309]
         		 Walking with the sky: When you walk alone the sky, the ground, the snow and the wind become your most trusted travel companions. : by mongibello, Views[314]
         		 A breath of red in the dark: in the Bove valley only the lava lives, no plants and no animals. After a day of walk a ladybug has settled on my hand and teached me the beauty of life: by mongibello, Views[331]
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    I took this photo in Calabria(south Italy). Again appears water in my photos.: by sarass93, Views[274]
         		 The Vesuvius at sunset takes a special beauty wraps in the red of clouds.: by sarass93, Views[307]
         		 The disarming beauty of the Abbey of San Michele,located in a volcanic crater: by sarass93, Views[256]
         		 This photo expresses the force of nature.I took it on the boat on a lake.: by sarass93, Views[282]
         		 I was going for a walk, when I was enchanted by the beauty of the sunset .: by sarass93, Views[223]
     
    Looking like a backpacker - Sue E note the pillow (very handy): by europe2013, Views[395]
         		 Rialto bridge: by europe2013, Views[716]
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         		 This place is located in city center and 90% of the shops are closed and the streets are filled with these kind of graffiti. On one side the city sight is destroyed by Scaffolding's and on the other hand by graffiti. Even today the city is under the control of Italian Military Force. It is very sad to see a place like this even after 5 years without any improvements and many of the population have left the city with no hope of returning back. Sometimes it hurts to photography the tragedies like this.: by ashwinsrinivasa, Views[368]
         		 Another view of a building with Scaffolding's supporting the structure and also cracks can be seen in the walls. The earthquake made nearly made 70000 people homeless and killed around 300 people. Many of the old structures were completely collapsed and the city is filled with cranes all over carrying out reconstructions and Scaffolding supporting each and every structure giving a deserted look to the whole city.: by ashwinsrinivasa, Views[513]
         		 This building is a government building for ministry of agriculture and you can see each and every pillar and column is being supported by a Scaffolding and the cracks can also be seen on the building and poor side is that there is very little improvements in restoration work even after 5 years of the earthquake. Many of the sites have been declared as not fit for living by archeological department. : by ashwinsrinivasa, Views[587]
         		 This image is of a residence apartment which is barely visible and completed covered with the Scaffolding to support the building and prevent it from collapsing. The Scaffolding's supporting the buildings is a very common scene in L'aquilla and you can hardly see a building without the Scaffolding.: by ashwinsrinivasa, Views[342]
     
    L'Aquilla, a small city and the capital city of Abruzzo province located in central Italy between the Apennine mountain regions with a population of around 100,000 people. This was the epic center of the Natural Disaster Earthquake in April 2009. Visited this place in spring this year and was quite surprised and shocked to see the city which was hit by the earthquake very badly: by ashwinsrinivasa, Views[729]
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