Tuscany in May
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Tuscany in May
Last week about the time Bossel was in Rome I was far away from crowds of people enjoying the peace and quiet and beautiful scenery of Tuscany
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Hi Ossie - all beautiful pictures, but for me #1 is a stunner - very moody and atmospheric. I really like the trees on the skyline awaiting the onslaught of the storm clouds. The A700 with CZ16-80 seems to be ideal anywhere in Italy
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Very picturesque, nicely taken.
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I like the way you lined the three photos from the darkest sweet mood to the lightest in a sequence.
They show different aspects of how the scenery is influenced by the weather and light amount. The dramatization of the colours, without any sign of human life is great but I also like the others where human life gradually becomes part of the scenery.
Thanks for sharing, Ossie.
Yildiz
They show different aspects of how the scenery is influenced by the weather and light amount. The dramatization of the colours, without any sign of human life is great but I also like the others where human life gradually becomes part of the scenery.
Thanks for sharing, Ossie.
Yildiz
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Wow! Beautiful pictures, and lovely weather you were having!
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Very nice indeed. For me personally, the first one is my favorite by far, but the others are also well done.
I swear that I saw the scene in the third picture when I spent a week in Tuscany a few years ago, but there are a lot of places in Tuscany that are similar enough that I am probably mistaken.
My compliments again.
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I swear that I saw the scene in the third picture when I spent a week in Tuscany a few years ago, but there are a lot of places in Tuscany that are similar enough that I am probably mistaken.
My compliments again.
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Very beautiful. Very beautiful countryside.
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Gorgeous photos of such a beautiful place Ossie.
Third scenee I have also seen in some other
photo, this is the better one though ;^)
My nephew Simon chose to get married in
Tuscany, wish I could have made it. His
friend Delcan Donnelly performed the
blessings.
Third scenee I have also seen in some other
photo, this is the better one though ;^)
My nephew Simon chose to get married in
Tuscany, wish I could have made it. His
friend Delcan Donnelly performed the
blessings.
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