Firenze (Florence) - photos from recent trip
Nov 3rd, 2005, 12:13 AM
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Firenze (Florence) - photos from recent trip
Hi all,
You may remember my last two posts with photographs from my recent trip to Italy, so here it comes again - this time the Firenze gallery !
The address is - http://www.pbase.com/olegis/firenze&page=all
Please feel free to drop by and leave a comment or two
You may remember my last two posts with photographs from my recent trip to Italy, so here it comes again - this time the Firenze gallery !
The address is - http://www.pbase.com/olegis/firenze&page=all
Please feel free to drop by and leave a comment or two
Nov 3rd, 2005, 05:05 AM
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Oh no! My computer is giving me a message that your page cannot be displayed. I even tried 3 times, knowing how wonderful they will be (from previous viewings!!)
I will certainly try again. Thanks in advance. I know they'll be terrific.
I will certainly try again. Thanks in advance. I know they'll be terrific.
Nov 3rd, 2005, 01:57 PM
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When an old and very well-traveled friend of my mother's heard I was headed to Florence for the first time, she told me "This city has a quality of light like no other on earth: it is the champagne of light". I found that to be true, but my pictures do not reveal what my eyes saw. Yours do. Complimente, signore/a(?).
Nov 3rd, 2005, 02:23 PM
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Positively gorgeous! I assume you are a professional photographer? I've been to Firenze 3 times and found myself lingering over these photos of yours. I felt like I was there all over again. I could go for a caffe lungo right about now. Thanks for sharing!
Nov 4th, 2005, 09:49 AM
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Many thanks to all of you for such warm replies !
LJ - it's definitely a signore
wantagig - no, I'm not a pro, just amateur bitten by the photography bug ...
TRSW - you're right, it's Piazzle Michelangelo indeed.
LJ - it's definitely a signore
wantagig - no, I'm not a pro, just amateur bitten by the photography bug ...
TRSW - you're right, it's Piazzle Michelangelo indeed.
Nov 5th, 2005, 08:37 AM
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Olegis:
You can quit your day job. You could easily have a career in photography! Some of the images had me gasping at the beauty. Two of my favorites: I loved the yellow building with the pink flowers in the foreground. There was another shot of the duomo at dusk that is just so lovely. Bravo!
You can quit your day job. You could easily have a career in photography! Some of the images had me gasping at the beauty. Two of my favorites: I loved the yellow building with the pink flowers in the foreground. There was another shot of the duomo at dusk that is just so lovely. Bravo!
Nov 5th, 2005, 10:34 AM
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Olegis,
You are an artist. I have never seen more beautiful photographs of Italia than your collection.
I keep forwarding them to my children in anticipation of our June 2006 trip.
Thank you so much for sharing.
You are an artist. I have never seen more beautiful photographs of Italia than your collection.
I keep forwarding them to my children in anticipation of our June 2006 trip.
Thank you so much for sharing.
