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    Spending cuts are made whenever possible: holidays, clothes, glasses bows...: by alwaysbeenbettermoving, Views[318]
         		 Unemployment and social issues are the big problems young Italian people face.: by alwaysbeenbettermoving, Views[981]
     
         		 I peeked out the window and the disaster was staring at me.: by muddy_water, Views[214]
         		 I was scared among this cemetery of useless things. Motionless ruins.: by muddy_water, Views[196]
     
    Mud and memories laying as skeletons of the present: by muddy_water, Views[220]
         		 Suddenly the Apocalypse came.She visited me.: by muddy_water, Views[245]
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         		 I tried a few times to bring some motion to Ffion which payed off in this shot, as she continued to climb about this dramatically lit stairwell. I loved everything about this train station, the lighting, the stone passages plastered with graffiti, the bold angles, and brilliant colours. Looking back, Im really glad we missed our train that evening, being left to wander freely, while keeping high in spirit. : by alfiealf, Views[297]
         		 I remember laughing a lot taking this shot. We were so determined to maintain high spirits during our three our wait. The contrast in lighting from the platform above looked great as Ffion went through great lengths to keep us both entertained. I really loved the lighting, and angles in this shot, as well as it providing a great memory. : by alfiealf, Views[284]
         		 The subway path between the two platforms had a real character to it. The dim lighting with colourful graffiti, and beautiful local stone made a great setting for us playing a little plastic bottle football to pass the time, as we waited for our train. : by alfiealf, Views[541]
     
    Outside the main building of the station, this beautiful quirk of symmetry really caught my imagination. The passage leading down led to a subway connection linking the two platforms of the station. : by alfiealf, Views[590]
         		 After a long day exploring the beautiful coastline of Polignano, we found ourselves waiting for a train for three hours in a completely empty station. The waiting room pictured here was quite unique, with no chairs, an old ticket machine, graffitied yellow walls, and superb acoustics. : by alfiealf, Views[359]
         		 Different people have different perspectives in life. The same with animals. The: by kmac1047, Views[310]
         		 The old man plays the instrument for a living, worried about his daily living sp: by kmac1047, Views[309]
         		 From the perspective of a mother, seeing their children is the best thing that c: by kmac1047, Views[236]
     
    Not everyone's prayers and wishes are granted. Some would have happy endings, so: by kmac1047, Views[294]
         		 People are concerned about what will happen in their future, specially couples, : by kmac1047, Views[312]
         		 People are concerned about what will happen in their future, specially couples, they throw coins to pray and wish for happy endings!: by kmac1047, Views[734]
         		 The old man plays the instrument for a living, worried about his daily living spending as well as for his family.: by kmac1047, Views[209]
         		 by daniele82, Views[120]
     
    Arc de Triomphe, mighty are the stones against the sky. Paris France: by tapmyheelstogether, Views[230]
         		 The Arc de Triomphe skyward, Paris France: by tapmyheelstogether, Views[196]
         		 A watcher atop the Louvre Paris surveying a clear skyline.: by tapmyheelstogether, Views[281]
         		 Bolder than blue, Venice Italy is full of color against the backdrop of a perfect morning sky.: by tapmyheelstogether, Views[297]
         		 Atop St mark's Basilica, Venice: by tapmyheelstogether, Views[186]
     
    Boboli Gardens: by copperwire1, Views[208]
         		 The Cobbler: by copperwire1, Views[200]
         		 The Colosseum: by copperwire1, Views[224]
         		 The streets of Firenze: by copperwire1, Views[221]
         		 What God wants-Sunday Mass with the Pope: by copperwire1, Views[197]
     
    Venice: by indiaparish, Views[217]
         		 Wintery Venice: by indiaparish, Views[201]
         		 Always look up in St Peters, Rome: by indiaparish, Views[263]
         		 St Peters, Rome: by indiaparish, Views[245]
         		 The Vatican: by indiaparish, Views[216]
     
    I truly felt the sadness when I saw this guy pull up to the wharf just as the boat was leaving. The sad part was seeing how upset he was. I wonder what would have delayed him. How important was it for him to be on that boat? I had to ask.: by rafi_chenzian, Views[175]
         		 It takes someone with an immense amount of character to be able to draw a caricature. From his posture, to his small footrest, to his fascination for umbrellas, this man is truly an artist: by rafi_chenzian, Views[200]
         		 As the years go past this man wakes up every morning and walks to his local cafe for his morning espresso, returning a short while later hoping that his loved one will be there behind the door to greet him.: by rafi_chenzian, Views[150]
         		 Two young ladies travel to Venice from Australia in the hope of finding love, adventure and excitement. Instead they found a closer bond that only two sisters can share.: by rafi_chenzian, Views[189]
         		 Floating City: Tourists and locals alike cram into a crowded vaporetto on a hot July day.: by danihansen, Views[551]
     
    This washing hangs against the back wall of the island’s Church of Saint Martin. The old school of lacemaking stood behind me as this image was taken. Even these buildings could not escape being coated in pastel splendour. I ended the day with an impression of Burano that I hope will never leave me: life is truly blissful when all that needs doing is to put out the laundry.: by bengibson90, Views[298]
         		 As the day draws steadily to its close, Burano women discuss parochial matters outside their houses. Meanwhile, washing lines lean this way and that, their form echoed metres above them by communication wires. When everyone has clothes to dry, I presume the wires double up as washing lines.: by bengibson90, Views[292]
         		 Burano is famed for its lace, mostly – though not totally – produced by women. This female resident is one of a fading generation of traditional lace makers. Laundry out to dry, she hand-weaves her latest masterpiece whilst her man oversees the production, contributing his two cents. Hmm… what is the Italian for ‘backseat driver’? : by bengibson90, Views[449]
         		 The island’s elegant, pastel-coloured houses provide mental serenity and harmonise with the glorious natural setting. Sun-dappled and free from any pressure to modernize, Burano’s land forms are linked by quaint bridges around every corner, much like its noisy neighbour Venice. As I discovered yet more drying laundry, I felt like I knew the island’s inhabitants before meeting them.: by bengibson90, Views[291]
         		 Burano is a calm and sleepy island in the Venetian Lagoon. I visited in September, the late summer attracting fewer tourists. I decided an appropriate way of capturing the tranquility of the place and time was by focusing on the abundance of washing that hung beneath the first floor of almost every bright and colourful home that I came across.: by bengibson90, Views[275]
     
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