Venice Cruise Ship by Ian Bramham

Posted on 2013-11-15

Photographed well before dawn, this is a long exposure photo of a huge cruise ship making its way along the lagoon in Venice. In the foreground is a row of gondolas moored near St Mark's Square.

It was announced last week in the Italian media that cruise ships like this one that exceed 96,000 tonnes would be banned from passing so close to St Marks Square.

Histoire d'ombres by Jean Fraipont

Posted on 2016-02-13

Souvent, l'oeil est attiré par l'éclairage des fenêtres qui laissent imaginer la vie derrière elles. Ici, c'est une analogie de tons et un dialogue entre intérieur et extérieur qui m'a fait déclencher.

No avalanches, please ! by Franz

Posted on 2017-01-13

Massive avalanche barriers on a steep slope above Courmayeur in the Aosta Valley, at the foot of Mt. Blanc/Monte Bianco, Europe's highest mountain.

the blue hour by Franz

Posted on 2017-01-21

from my trip to Northern Italy in April 2016

The blue hour - the evening of a rainy day in Bellagio on Lake Como. We were waiting for the car ferry to take us across the lake, back to our hotel.

La signora à sa fenêtre by Gérard

Posted on 2015-03-19

Signora at the window.

Canyon by Jean Fraipont

Posted on 2016-02-22

La Fontaine de Trevi est une machine à rêver baroque. Elle peut nous transporter sur la rivière tumultueuse d'un canyon, ou nous faire toucher des yeux une chevelure digne de Botticelli.

Firenze by Jaya

Posted on 2018-11-11

I post this photo on FB some days before to post it on Aminus3: a friend's comment was: "Tell us the story, please." What I did: have a look please!

another "unique" view ... by Franz

Posted on 2015-03-01

this view goes across the bacino di san marco towards the island of san giorgio maggiore, with the 16th century benedictine monastery and renaissance church of the same name. this is the second church of andrea palladio in venice, besides "il redentore", shown in number one of this series. palladio is widely considered the most influential individual in the history of western architecture, the stately "palladian" style is named after him. the veneto region in northern italy still boasts a great

Blue Venice Morning by Les

Posted on 2015-11-21

Early morning blue hour in Venice looking across to San Giorgio Maggiore

An ancient tower by Longroute

Posted on 2013-12-13

The tower and the church of Sant'Isidoro in Teulada, south Sardinia.

It's the only square base watching tower found in Sardinia (all the others are round) and the scholars don't agree about the building date. Some says during Byzantine epoch and others in 1600. The small church behind was built in 1600 in honour of Sant'Isidoro the protector of farmers. A feast is held here each year the day of the saint.

la mer by flo

Posted on 2018-10-27

Une fraîcheur, de la mer exhalée,
Me rend mon âme... Ô puissance salée !
Courons à l’onde en rejaillir vivant.

Etna volcano - Eruption 12/04/2012 16:45 by Johan Dierckx

Posted on 2012-05-26

During the afternoon of 12 April 2012 a brief but violent eruption with lava fountains (paroxysm) took place at Etna volcano. It was the 24th episode of the series that began on 12 January 2011 (the sixth since the beginning of 2012) from the new cinder cone southeast of the SE crater, called the "New SE crater".

Soleil bleu by Jean Fraipont

Posted on 2014-08-10

Une photo de parapluie, cela peut sembler banal. Mais pour celui-ci, projeté à l'avant-plan par son bleu sur fond noir et noir sur fond rouge, je n'ai pas pu résister.

View of Montepulciano by Elaine Hancock

Posted on 2016-06-06

Montepulciano is built along a narrow limestone ridge. A long, winding street called the Corso climbs up to the main square, which crowns the summit of the hill. The town is encircled by walls and fortifications designed by Antonio da Sangallo the Elder in 1511.

Regards sur la rue by Sur Lô'tre page

Posted on 2018-05-13

Italie, les cinque terre...

watching the street

Midi... by Jean Fraipont

Posted on 2014-08-15

En plein midi, un rayon de lumière se faufile dans une ruelle désertée pour la sieste !

Every Child a Miracle by Jaya

Posted on 2018-12-25

I took this shot at a bus stop and I've chosen it for Xmas because of a long date feeling I carry inside and that I expressed with the title: "Every Child a Miracle". How easier could be Life if we didn't forget.........

Le visiteur by Jean Fraipont

Posted on 2016-09-14

Les musées sont souvent captivants par la lumière qui joue un grand rôle dans la présentation des oeuvres, comme à la Galerie Barberini (Roma).

Pépère... by Jean Fraipont

Posted on 2014-08-04

Dans les petites rues étroites, ce sont les ombres qui attirent. Des espaces vides qui se remplissent parfois, comme ici, d'une lumière qui entoure et raconte soudain une histoire.

Venezia (re-post) by Jaya

Posted on 2019-03-22

Touching, don't you feel it !?
Simple, so simple that has no place in our communication patterns....

Viva il Fotografo by Jaya

Posted on 2019-03-10

I followed a friend photographer during the documentation work on the status of an old Venetian building health

The View from Lago Blu by Les

Posted on 2013-03-04

The Matterhorm from Lago Blu in the cold light of dawn.

Palermo, Vuccirìa by Jaya

Posted on 2017-05-06

One of the oldest Markets in the Mediterranean Sea, wounded to death by globalised Malls
Vuccirìa = gettare voci = calls for attention
http://www.siciliandays.com/vucciria-and-other-markets.html

Deeply in your eyes by Salvo

Posted on 2014-12-14

Ti osservavo da diverse angolazioni per trovare la tua essenza, quella che maggiormente parla di te agli altri. Poi ho pensato che gli occhi sono l’unico luogo del corpo dove potevo trovare ciò che mi era ancora oscuro. Ho scrutato e nei tuoi occhi sono stato inghiottito da tempeste di rabbia, dolore e amore. Fu proprio lì che incontrai la tua anima.

Il rapace by Daniele

Posted on 2018-12-02

Uccello rapace forse un falco, non sono uno specialista delle foto in movimento, quindi di uccelli o di altri animali, ma visto quasi che si fosse messo in posa per me io l' ho accontentato.

La ville ensevelie by mo.langel

Posted on 2017-09-01

Le 24 août 79, une violente éruption du Vésuve provoque l'enfouissement de la riche cité romaine de Pompéi sous une pluie de cendres volcaniques. La chute des cendres continue jusqu'au 27 août.
Les fouilles du xvIIIe siècle ont permis d'exhumer une cité florissante, dans un état de conservation inespéré. Lors de cette éruption, Pompéi comptait 25 000 habitants.

Up #1/6 : Coup d'envoi by Jean Fraipont

Posted on 2016-03-04

On the top of a "campanile", I look at the graphism of the ground. Quikly, a boy with a red ball holds my attention and I take some pictures of his lively play.

Architecture by mo.langel

Posted on 2015-04-02

Une partie de la Cathédrale Santa Maria del Fiore et du Campanile de Giotto.

Fabulous four by Michael Skorulski

Posted on 2008-10-05

Mannequins on a stairway in Positano, Italy.

A mysterious murder at the supermarket... by Nazzareno

Posted on 2014-07-03

A mysterious murder at the supermarket.

La nuit romaine. / Roman night. by Jean-Louis Guianvarc'h

Posted on 2016-10-24

Le pont Victor Emmanuel II et le dôme de la Basilique Saint-Pierre.
Victor Emmanuel II bridge and the dome of St. Peter's Basilica.

Catania by Night 01 by Nitin

Posted on 2015-03-31

Walking along the streets of Catania at night you were wrapped in the orange glow, in the soft, tender breeze and in a mysterious aura of the city, which only a few hours ago at this very location was filled with people and noise and an array of activities.

Fridays For Future by Jaya

Posted on 2019-04-12

Trieste is a small city in the north-east Italy. It's been a crossroad mostly because of his port and the fact of being a border place, where common people was used to speak italian, german, slovene and croatian. A countryside at the centre of two world wars with millions of dead. A city whose people has been defeated by nationalisms, the closing of factories and pollution. This shot: march 15th,2019, Fridays For Future. People alive!

Burano by Jean-LucT

Posted on 2018-05-17

Une série de photos qui m'ont servi a réaliser certaines superpositions. Elles étaient passées sur mon ancien blog "Petitclic". Elles datent de 2012

In cammino by Wayra

Posted on 2016-05-09

Amore non è guardarci l'un l'altro, ma guardare insieme nella stessa direzione.
(Antoine de Saint-Exupéry)

Love is not looking at each other but in looking together in the same direction.

cuisiner by flo

Posted on 2017-08-26

… Avant Lévi-Strauss, bien peu d’anthropologues s’étaient intéressés à la cuisine. Lui n’aura de cesse de rappeler qu’elle constitue une forme d’activité humaine véritablement universelle : pas plus qu’il n’existe de société sans langage, il n’en existe aucune qui d’une façon ou d’une autre ne fasse cuire certains au moins de ses aliments.

Burano by Flagrant-declic

Posted on 2014-06-10

Burano et ses maisons multicolores sur les canaux.

Burano and its multicolored houses on the canals.

- Venise 2007 -

Pantheon 2 by grouser

Posted on 2015-05-21

The Pantheon is an extraordinary building and despite its great age (nearly 2.000 years old this view through the open hole in the roof could hold its own against the modern light sculptures of James Turell and yet that is just the light source for its stunning interior. I just sat and stared upwards in awe.

Tous les chemins... / All paths. by Jean-Louis Guianvarc'h

Posted on 2016-10-17

Tous les chemins mènent à Rome.

All roads lead to Rome.

STrung Up by grouser

Posted on 2015-05-05

We came across these curious hanging women in every small town we visited in the heel of Italy. The only thing we could establish about them is that they would hang there until Easter (These were taken back in February)